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Head not in the right place for A-Levels, going to fail

I'm going to fail my A-Levels. My head's not in the right place, I hated college and the pressure it put me under and now I can't concentrate and burst into tears after 10 minutes of revision. I'm taking a gap year and already want to resit even though i haven't done any exams as i feel removing the college element will let me be a lot more relaxed about everything and let me perform better but what do I tell my parents when I get my awful results on results day?
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Original post by helppmeeeee
I'm going to fail my A-Levels. My head's not in the right place, I hated college and the pressure it put me under and now I can't concentrate and burst into tears after 10 minutes of revision. I'm taking a gap year and already want to resit even though i haven't done any exams as i feel removing the college element will let me be a lot more relaxed about everything and let me perform better but what do I tell my parents when I get my awful results on results day?


You literally need to force yourself to revise. Go to a library or something where there isn't any TV Ps4 etc. The resit life isn't the best, trust me

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