Is it actually worth retaking A-levels?

Have you heard the saying that statistics are worse than 'damn lies'?
There really is no argument that teaching quality is perhaps the most important thing in university exterior to you.
In all seriousness, let's sit and think.
You are on a course which you like but do not put much effort into. You live in the moment, you are the average student who will graduate with a good 2.1.
1) You have a terrible lecturer. The lecturer reads in a confusing manner, with near-illegible handwriting. You do not understand anything in lectures, which has the effect of necessitating constant attention outside of lectures. When it is time to do a test, you sit staring blankly at the screen and madly scramble through your notes to try and find where he explained it. Desperate, you resort to ChatGPT to pass the quiz. (Quantum mechanics this year. By far the least popular module)
2) You have an excellent lecturer, capable of explaining even the most difficult topic in the most concise and accurate form possible. You understand everything in lectures. When you get assignments, you are able to do them immediately and accurately just based on your notes, which are of exceptional quality and clarity. (Mathematical methods this year. Fourier transforms are commonly considered extremely hard, but due to teaching quality, they were easier to understand than some 'easier' topics from year 1 when the lecturer was unfathomably worse)
There is no argument here. Teaching quality is exceedingly, excessively important. Full stop. The only case in which it would not be important is if your passion for the subject was such that you simply didn't care and did what was necessary. But that is unfortunately not the average student, which I have observed with my own eyes are placed at a massive disadvantage on the exam due to bad teaching quality.
This is why it is preferable to be in a more prestigious university since they usually have better teaching quality

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Hey,
What are you going to end up doing? I’m in the same situation where I missed UCL but got an offer from Sussex but know if I retake I can get much higher grades and get into a better uni, hopefully UCL.

Hi, I managed to get a clearing offer from Warwick for chemistry so most likely going to go there. Still not sure though honestly, I'm somewhat tempted to retake since I'm pretty disappointed by my results and know I can do better and I don't want to regret not taking the chance to improve my grades but then again, I'm not sure if it's worth retaking now that I have an offer from Warwick.

Hi, I managed to get a clearing offer from Warwick for chemistry so most likely going to go there. Still not sure though honestly, I'm somewhat tempted to retake since I'm pretty disappointed by my results and know I can do better and I don't want to regret not taking the chance to improve my grades but then again, I'm not sure if it's worth retaking now that I have an offer from Warwick.

Oh wow congrats! Warwick is amazing, I would deffo take the offer. Lots of people revise loads just to try get into Warwick! getting into it with BBC is really good as well. . Honestly, I’m disappointed in mine too and I know I can get better, 100% and I only managed to get into Sussex with my grades and would love to be able to go to a uni like Warwick. I would say go to Warwick because everyone I’ve talked to says that A levels don’t matter once you have your degree, unless you are doing a career like law or finance that may require high alevels. If it’s not, employers care more about skill and experience than alevels. I’m in the exact same situation though, but I only decided to go to Sussex today because I realised one of the main reasons I wanted to retake is that I know I can get better however, I thought all the work and money to retake possibly wasn’t worth it because no one even asks about alevels after uni and a degree is a degree. Which one are you leaning towards? Because even though I said all that I’m still tempted to retake lol.

Yes! Accept it! Accept it without thinking!
Just forget about your A-levels in that case and take up the offer. Warwick is one of the very best universities in the UK! I felt the same way after my final re-sit but just accepted the place without question.

I resat Alevel maths, went from a D to an A and took two new Alevels in a year, got an A and a D in those. Never regretted resitting, I ended up at a much better Uni.