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Going to Oxford - GYG

5th November, 2017 :K:

I did my GCSEs in 2016, these were my results:

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I received my AS results last year, and although they were by no means bad, I was disappointed with them. My entire life I worked hard to get into a good grammar school and then the same school's sixth form. As you can tell, I had a better chance at getting good AS levels than most people, and I did. They just weren't good enough for me to do what I wanted.

I wanted to go to Oxford, but my AS results disagreed, here's what I got:

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again, these results aren't bad, but Oxford flew out of the window when it came to applications this year.

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While I had to miss out on applications this year, it doesn't mean I am just going to give up (hopefully). I tend to be low on motivation, so hopefully this will help, and if anyone has any advice on how to stay motivated and to do successful revision for any of my subjects (maths, psychology, and sociology), it would be greatly appreciated.

so far, my revision attempts can't really even be called attempts. The only thing I tried to start revision for was Psychology, and it's not a lot... but at least it is a start.

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My revision may or may not be too wordy, so if anyone has effective tips on revision, I would really appreciate the help, thank you :smile:
(edited 6 years ago)

Going to Oxford - GYG

5th November, 2017 :K:

I did my GCSEs in 2016, these were my results:

Expand




I received my AS results last year, and although they were by no means bad, I was disappointed with them. My entire life I worked hard to get into a good grammar school and then the same school's sixth form. As you can tell, I had a better chance at getting good AS levels than most people, and I did. They just weren't good enough for me to do what I wanted.

I wanted to go to Oxford, but my AS results disagreed, here's what I got:

Expand



again, these results aren't bad, but Oxford flew out of the window when it came to applications this year.

Spoiler



While I had to miss out on applications this year, it doesn't mean I am just going to give up (hopefully). I tend to be low on motivation, so hopefully this will help, and if anyone has any advice on how to stay motivated and to do successful revision for any of my subjects (maths, psychology, and sociology), it would be greatly appreciated.

so far, my revision attempts can't really even be called attempts. The only thing I tried to start revision for was Psychology, and it's not a lot... but at least it is a start.

image-71da9cc1-571b-4612-8a99-872d230d39352078579099-compressed.jpg.jpeg

image-e85af040-6fed-4859-ba7a-130c2be69c04-1773533895-compressed.jpg.jpeg

image-f922607d-5be9-4cb6-b3ca-160585563cfe-1791142083-compressed.jpg.jpeg

image-62dd925d-44d6-4939-a0b3-891892b10a312120153050-compressed.jpg.jpeg

My revision may or may not be too wordy, so if anyone has effective tips on revision, I would really appreciate the help, thank you :smile:
(edited 6 years ago)
Original post by Fox Corner
Good luck this year! Do you know what you want to study at uni? :h:


not quite yet, so I am planning on going to college in the interim of 6th form and university... hopefully that will help me decide more.

I quite like classics and oriental studies (so maybe that would be my top choice, I don't really know at this time )
14th November, 2017

Just a brief update, On Monday I got the results back for a psychology test I did on the gender section of the A-Level, I got 18/24, which is an A.

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I am planning on doing some revision later, so I will edit my reply then :smile:

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