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CoffeeAndPolitics' A Level Blog: Part 1
Hi, everybody. Welcome to my blog, where I'll be updating about my progress during A Levels and the notoriously stressful University application process. As well as that, I'll be updating about my extra curricular activities and I suppose anything else interesting that's going on in my life. About Me:My name is
@CoffeeAndPolitics (or you can call me by my initials, JT if you prefer). I'm a 16-year-old male from South East London and I'm Chinese (I speak Cantonese). I'm currently a Community Assistant for Study Help, where I hold responsibilities in keeping the sub-forum tidy and help answer people's inquiries in my own capacity.
Given my username, I'm obviously into politics and I'm a proud Centrist. I'm currently a member of TSR Liberal Party and I currently sit as a backbench MP in the Labour-Liberal-Socialist coalition. I'm also known for being a "blithering idiot" according to
@Airmed.
About This Blog:As you may have guessed from the title above, this blog:
Eat. Sleep. Study. Repeat. will come in two parts. The first part (which is this) will cover my experiences of starting sixth form, my experiences of sixth form over the course of the year - how I'm finding sixth form and my subjects. Also, I'll be focusing on the extra-curricular activities I do. The second part will essentially be the same as the first part but you will see more about my University application process.
Subjects I'm Taking:Unlike other schools and TSRians, I'll be taking 3 A Levels from September because with the new reforms underway, the A Levels I'm doing are all linear courses, meaning I sit the exams in Year 13 (at the end of my course). Therefore, I feel it's unnecessary to do 4 A Levels because even if I had the ability to do so, I wouldn't be able to drop a subject for A2. Also, universities typically require a minimum of 3 A Levels and I feel that by doing 3, I can manage my time more effectively across my different subjects.
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