GYG 2020: Full-Time Work(ing towards LSE)
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*Sits down in front of a camera and sighs*
I have now completed my orientation week (training) and the first week looking for a project; perhaps it's now time to start revising?


Follow me on this journey of work, studies and many, many applications to both university and apprenticeships. Let's keep each other motivated throughout what will be a challenging year for all of us.
With regards to UCAS, I plan for my applications to be to:
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- LSE- Economics (L101): Submitted, but will receive offer of AAa
- UCL- Economics (L100): Submitted
- Oxford- Economics & Management (LN12)
- Not sure- suggestions?
- As above!
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GCSE grades achieved (2017):
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Mathematics: 9
English Language: 6
English Literature: 6
Double Science: A*A*
History: A*
Religious Studies: A*
Business Studies: A*
Design & Technology Resistant Materials: A
Design & Technology Graphic Products: A
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Mathematics: 9
English Language: 6
English Literature: 6
Double Science: A*A*
History: A*
Religious Studies: A*
Business Studies: A*
Design & Technology Resistant Materials: A
Design & Technology Graphic Products: A
A-Level achieved grade (2019):
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Mathematics: A* (Edexcel
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Mathematics: A* (Edexcel


A-Level predicted grades (2020):
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Edexcel Economics A: A*
Edexcel Politics: A*
Edexcel Further Mathematics (AS): A
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Edexcel Economics A: A*
Edexcel Politics: A*
Edexcel Further Mathematics (AS): A
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15/09/2019
Today I'm going to start off by refreshing myself on the Theme 4 definitions (Macroeconomics) by making revision cards and then maybe doing the same on an app.
Today I'm going to start off by refreshing myself on the Theme 4 definitions (Macroeconomics) by making revision cards and then maybe doing the same on an app.
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16/09/2019
Work today shouldn't be too busy but I have a few hours to revise between work and going out with friends. I plan to continue with the revision cards then!
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Work today shouldn't be too busy but I have a few hours to revise between work and going out with friends. I plan to continue with the revision cards then!
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25/09/2019
It's been a while but I have been busy in the mean time. I have pretty much finished my Economics definitions cards and have completed several more FP1 papers. Most importantly, however, I now have a much better understanding of the Roots of Polynomials topic.
Once I am home later today I would like to make a spreadsheet (the consultant in me
) of each bullet point on the specifications and start a traffic light system. Perhaps teachers did this for a reason?!?!
I'm quite happy with how things are going so far
It's been a while but I have been busy in the mean time. I have pretty much finished my Economics definitions cards and have completed several more FP1 papers. Most importantly, however, I now have a much better understanding of the Roots of Polynomials topic.
Once I am home later today I would like to make a spreadsheet (the consultant in me

I'm quite happy with how things are going so far
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