How are you feeling about your results?

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How are you feeling about your results?

All week this week students will be receiving their results.

No matter what year or qualification you studied - how are you feeling about them!?

For most of you, you would have been graded in a different way this year because of the pandemic, so it might have been pretty hard to know what to expect.

If you need support today, we're here for you. Pop into the applications, clearing and ucas forum and our advisors will be there to help. :heart:

How do you feel now?

Were your results what you were anticipating?

What will the next step on your journey be now?

(edited 2 years ago)

Original post by BlinkyBill

All week this week students will be receiving their results.

No matter what year or qualification you studied - how are you feeling about them!?

For most of you, you would have been graded in a different way this year because of the pandemic, so it might have been pretty hard to know what to expect.

If you need support today, we're here for you. Pop into the applications, clearing and ucas forum and our advisors will be there to help. :heart:

How do you feel now?

Were your results what you were anticipating?

What will the next step on your journey be now?

Morning

I'm feeling very nervous and apprehensive currently :redface:

Hoping for three distinctions and my next step on the journey is to study at the University of Birmingham for Nursing :woo:

Original post by Hazelly

Morning

I'm feeling very nervous and apprehensive currently :redface:

Hoping for three distinctions and my next step on the journey is to study at the University of Birmingham for Nursing :woo:

Hi @Hazelly,

It's completely understandable that you're feeling nervous and apprehensive about these results. The whole TSR community is behind you whatever happens and will be on hand to answer any questions :smile:

Be sure to keep us updated on what your next steps are!

Take care,

Henry

Original post by Hazelly

Morning

I'm feeling very nervous and apprehensive currently :redface:

Hoping for three distinctions and my next step on the journey is to study at the University of Birmingham for Nursing :woo:

Fingers crossed you get the results you need! :hugs:

Reply 4

BurstingBubbles

Volunteer Section Leader

20

Good luck to everyone getting their results and deciding on Unis etc. too!

Original post by Hazelly

Morning

I'm feeling very nervous and apprehensive currently :redface:

Hoping for three distinctions and my next step on the journey is to study at the University of Birmingham for Nursing :woo:

Hi Hazelly,
Fingers crossed for you and be sure to update on your journey if you feel comfortable! Any questions about accomodation, places, clearing or Uni life also feel free to share on here as there will always be someone who can help!
Good luck!
Lizzy, Student ambassador

Original post by Uni of Hull Students

Hi Hazelly,
Fingers crossed for you and be sure to update on your journey if you feel comfortable! Any questions about accomodation, places, clearing or Uni life also feel free to share on here as there will always be someone who can help!
Good luck!
Lizzy, Student ambassador

Hiya!

Feeling much better now I have my results for sure aaaaand I'm off to university with my firm choice :woo:

Reply 7

The Malevolent

14

I flopped my STEP exams so I'll be going to Warwick for mathematics, instead of Cambridge.

A bit disappointed, but I can't really complain.

Reply 8

BurstingBubbles

Volunteer Section Leader

20

Original post by The Malevolent

I flopped my STEP exams so I'll be going to Warwick for mathematics, instead of Cambridge.

A bit disappointed, but I can't really complain.

Wow Warwick is great, congratulations! :biggrin:

Reply 9

ThatsAGoodOne349

21

Original post by Hazelly

Hiya!

Feeling much better now I have my results for sure aaaaand I'm off to university with my firm choice :woo:

CONGRATS

Let's hope you enjoy University Life :biggrin:

(We're still here though when you need advice or help :P)

Original post by The Malevolent

I flopped my STEP exams so I'll be going to Warwick for mathematics, instead of Cambridge.

A bit disappointed, but I can't really complain.

I'm sorry you aren't going where you wanted to. You are definitely allowed to be disappointed, it can be very unnerving having your plans changed. You should still be proud of everything you have achieved though and your student experience will still be fab I am sure :smile:

-Abi

Original post by The Malevolent

I flopped my STEP exams so I'll be going to Warwick for mathematics, instead of Cambridge.

A bit disappointed, but I can't really complain.

Sorry to hear about Cambridge - glad to hear you got into Warwick though! Best of luck with everything, and congratulations :biggrin:

Original post by Hazelly

Hiya!

Feeling much better now I have my results for sure aaaaand I'm off to university with my firm choice

Amazing news!!! Very well done, enjoy celebrating your achievement and freshers week :biggrin:

Original post by Uni of Hull Students

Amazing news!!! Very well done, enjoy celebrating your achievement and freshers week :biggrin:

Thank you very much! and thanks for all your help with answering questions/supporting everyone :h:

Reply 14

Interea

19

Original post by The Malevolent

I flopped my STEP exams so I'll be going to Warwick for mathematics, instead of Cambridge.

A bit disappointed, but I can't really complain.

See you there for the same reason :tongue:

You're right though, it's hard to complain when your backup uni for maths is Warwick!

Original post by The Malevolent

I flopped my STEP exams so I'll be going to Warwick for mathematics, instead of Cambridge.

A bit disappointed, but I can't really complain

Your disappointment is understandable but of course congratulations on getting into such an esteemed University, you should be very very proud of yourself. :biggrin:

Reply 16

foxyeyes

5

Original post by BlinkyBill

All week this week students will be receiving their results.

No matter what year or qualification you studied - how are you feeling about them!?

For most of you, you would have been graded in a different way this year because of the pandemic, so it might have been pretty hard to know what to expect.

If you need support today, we're here for you. Pop into the applications, clearing and ucas forum and our advisors will be there to help. :heart:

How do you feel now?

Were your results what you were anticipating?

What will the next step on your journey be now?

I was expecting an A* in biology for which I had worked so so hard but got an A, despite feeling all of my tests and exams reflected an A* and my teacher gave me the same feedback, and hinted that I was on my way to an A*. I got an A and though super happy felt that I deserved an A* specially with the high ums score which was higher than other students who had an A*. I wrote to my exam's officer asking on appealing, etc and she told me that I should be happy for my grade or that I could repeat the exam- so that frustrated me more cuz it gave me no solutions. Anyways, im still grateful tho.

Reply 17

SupposedlyIronic

21

Original post by BlinkyBill

All week this week students will be receiving their results.

No matter what year or qualification you studied - how are you feeling about them!?

For most of you, you would have been graded in a different way this year because of the pandemic, so it might have been pretty hard to know what to expect.

If you need support today, we're here for you. Pop into the applications, clearing and ucas forum and our advisors will be there to help. :heart:

How do you feel now?

Were your results what you were anticipating?

What will the next step on your journey be now?

I'm feeling really good! The grades feel a little anticlimactic with the inflation and whatnot but I also got a mark breakdown which was nice to see.

I actually made a video going over my expectations then opening my results if anyone wants to watch! Link is here: https://youtu.be/zR7xF0-ywgs

Just waiting on email confirmation in regards to my subject but I'll be going to university in September.

Reply 18

agnos987

17

I really struggled with biology and expected to get D/E but surprisingly got a C! I know a C isn't that impressive to most but I'm really happy with that!