What worries you most about A-level results?

Although I need BCC or BBB for a scholarship and predicited A*A*A, I am worried that perhaps what my teachers mark me to be is maybe wont reflect a harsh marker and do worse than I think and perhaps not get my scholarship

Hi there
As results day approaches, it's natural to feel a mix of emotions.
From excitement to anxiety, this period can be quite stressful for many. Everyone has different concerns when it comes to A-Level results, whether it's meeting university offers, feeling like you haven't met the expectations of others, or simply achieving your own personal goals.
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Probably not finding anything through clearing because exams aren't doing so great and i'll doubt i'll get the grades to get into uni which is BBB. I've never been good at exams even though i practise, the stress and timing really just throws me off. rip

Hi there
As results day approaches, it's natural to feel a mix of emotions.
From excitement to anxiety, this period can be quite stressful for many. Everyone has different concerns when it comes to A-Level results, whether it's meeting university offers, feeling like you haven't met the expectations of others, or simply achieving your own personal goals.
We want to hear from you: What worries you most about A-Level results?
Share your thoughts and vote in our poll!
And, remember, you're not alone in feeling this way. Together, we can get through it! There is always a place for you to chat with others going through the same, check out our Study Help forum which is a great place to get started

i am worried that i will miss my uni offer and have to go through clearing. NOT that there's anything wrong with clearing - i just really want to get into my firm choice disappointing my family is also a worrying thought - iykyk

I'm worried about hard work not paying off, but not mainly for the exams themselves. I managed to get myself an Oxbridge offer at the start of the year and I can honestly say I've never worked as hard for anything in my entire life and definitely couldn't manage it again. Most of my exams have gone really well apart from Physics which I need at least an A in to meet my offer conditions. Whatever happens will happen but if I missed my conditions I'd probably be quite disappointed. We'll have to see...

I got an offer to study law at the university glasgow which is an absolute dream of mine, a couple of years ago I barely spoke English and now I have a chance to study in one of the top 10 best unis for law in the UK ,its all surreal. I think ive been doing really well in my exams so far but the stress of results day is killing me and the thought of not going to my firm is haunting.

I've had 3 out of 4 Further Maths papers and they've all been really easy, but in the last two papers, stupid things have been done in the paper, which is making me super nervous about the final paper. I need at least 70/75 to be in with a chance of getting an A*, if the grade boundaries are 86% (250 out of 300).
My modules are FS1 and FM1 and in 2022, they were 243 for a similar difficulty set of papers, though ours are probably slightly harder. Last year, it was 224 for an A* so I'm hopeful that it's somewhere in between the two for an A*. I put in so much work for Further Maths and I'm really sad that it's not really paid off yet. My mental health is down in the dumps and I feel like the Walking Dead right now.

Hi there
As results day approaches, it's natural to feel a mix of emotions.
From excitement to anxiety, this period can be quite stressful for many. Everyone has different concerns when it comes to A-Level results, whether it's meeting university offers, feeling like you haven't met the expectations of others, or simply achieving your own personal goals.
We want to hear from you: What worries you most about A-Level results?
Share your thoughts and vote in our poll!
And, remember, you're not alone in feeling this way. Together, we can get through it! There is always a place for you to chat with others going through the same, check out our Study Help forum which is a great place to get started

I know it's sometimes easier said than done, but try and remain positive and look after yourself

Hi, I am an offer holder at UCL for philosophy and economics. My offer is A*AA with an A* in maths. If I get an A*AA but an A in maths, would I still be accepted for the course??
Thanks

I've had 3 out of 4 Further Maths papers and they've all been really easy, but in the last two papers, stupid things have been done in the paper, which is making me super nervous about the final paper. I need at least 70/75 to be in with a chance of getting an A*, if the grade boundaries are 86% (250 out of 300).
My modules are FS1 and FM1 and in 2022, they were 243 for a similar difficulty set of papers, though ours are probably slightly harder. Last year, it was 224 for an A* so I'm hopeful that it's somewhere in between the two for an A*. I put in so much work for Further Maths and I'm really sad that it's not really paid off yet. My mental health is down in the dumps and I feel like the Walking Dead right now.