Re-sitting alevels at home

I re-sat my A-levels at home and worked full-time for half of the year. I went from CCD to AAC, which was one grade from my firm. It's doable, i went to the library most days; can get depressing especially if you aren't going out or seeing your mates everyday like you would in school - I found that transition quite difficult, so I would advice to still see your friends often and try volunteering, sports or whatever you're into.

Once I left my job I also found it hard to stay in routine, I was constantly falling asleep by 3am and waking up at 11-12am, eventhough I tried really hard to fix it, I just couldn't manage, which would waste a lot of time and could possibly be the reason I didn't get the grades I needed. But if you're responsible and self-disciplined maybe you can manage - if you live near a uni and your mates study there, then you could use/buy the uni's library pass for a year and study as if you were a university student, but of course you would be revising your A-levels whilst your mates would be studying their uni content.

Working full-time definately helped me mature, a lot - but again, I don't know if that's what you're planning on doing.

What grades do you now need?

Doable. But you need to put in a lot of work. I thought that since this will be my 3rd year, I will easily get AAB - I was expecting A*'s actually lol. You started revising again?

Have you also made arrangements for your UCAS application? Whether or not you will be applying independently or with your old college, as well as the predicted grades and references you need.

If you want to see my PS then feel free to inbox me - my last paragraph explained my gap-year situation.

This was this year lol - didn't get the grades (AAB) so deciding on whetherah to take another year out and apply next year, but I have a place at a good uni for an Econ degree.

I went back to my college; I kept in contact with my head of year to ask any questions I had and in order to help arrange the UCAS application. My school charged me the basic fee which is around £100 per A-level - if you were to go to a different college then they can charge ridiculous fees, so bare that in mind, but you should have until February to apply for the re-sit.

ahhhh lol sorry i read your other comment wrong. So you're also retaking it this year okay. So if you decide to retake are you going to resit all three or just one.
Yeah the center i found opens its application in January. I'm going to call them up to confirm everything though

I plan on retaking my alevel exams , chemistry biology and psychology.
i would like to know if its beneficial for me to go to an actual school and do year 13 again or just homeschool myself.
does anyone else have any stories of themselves of resisting a levels?

Doable. But you need to put in a lot of work. I thought that since this will be my 3rd year, I will easily get AAB - I was expecting A*'s actually lol. You started revising again?

Have you also made arrangements for your UCAS application? Whether or not you will be applying independently or with your old college, as well as the predicted grades and references you need.

If you want to see my PS then feel free to inbox me - my last paragraph explained my gap-year situation.

Hi , I'm wondering how do you apply for ucas if your applying independently because since im resitting do i put me bad grades as my predictions .I'm really confused .