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Discussion on the University entry, UCAS and UCAS applications, including questions about clearing. 21 Minutes ago: 3. September 2011 20: 51 Re: my GCSE results which are good enough for the Russell Group? Dining GCSEs are getting weirder every year.

The most Russell Group would like to mathematics B class, I think.

An important levels.

2 Minutes ago: 3. September 2011 21: 10 Re: my GCSE results which are good enough for the Russell Group? Most courses especially when you consider that you are doing right. Russell Group unis let not in with a c in mathematics, it is usually at least a B-class.

I don't think that Oxford, Warwick, Edinburgh, LSE, KCL, UCL and Cambridge would accept that your GCSE's, to be honest. I could be wrong, you feel free to correct me; all However, such places are usually want A *-Bs in most subjects. I do not know their position on BTECs, either.

Maybe you could certain universities admissions questions, what is their policy on GCSEs. Usually A-levels are what they consider in high competition you ruling people or to start their GCSE.

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Discussion for A level students, including the VCEs study and for those you select their A-level subjects. 54 Minutes ago: 19 August 2011 02: 34   Re: medicine - my poor AS level results make it impossible? Hello
Unfortunately I have quite disastrous consequences today when you consider that I just as was predicted. I have lit cs in English and mathematics and DS in chemistry and physics. In all mocks and practice tests that have school, I got as which only goes to show how much you can affect nerves during a test (and I also would have more revision). I was on course to do medicine but of course can not with the current listed results. Before the school had always these results and I decided I would lit drop English and biology as an AS in addition to mathematics, chemistry and physics at the A2 start to apply for courses to medicine. There is a chance I still in a position to do medicine? For example, I take back my year AS whole, as I am aware, harder to revise and tutors to check help get technology (my largest problem) or I should not apply, after I have A level results, I work much harder and more review, hopefully always the class?
Are all answers and suggestions are appreciated as I have no idea, what to do?
Thank you very much

(^ ^, Booked have but am posting again as really need advice!) Stressed out!^^)

Ok. Their level results are not good. You have within the topics of DS (CHEM and mathematics) there are modules which u metal springs got BS, or higher? The reason why is I question, because from what I heard, I do not think how it unis, if people do a levels for a period of more than 2 years. So, if I were you, I'd resit the very worst modules. To stand a better chance in medicine, I could have done personally all biology a2 and drop physics as one möglichst-but because of Resits - this may be too much work. Yeah you need learn technique, testing, and not all of them are a little advice on personal tutors - good-some are amazing, as are other garbage, so if you think they are not effective, drop). Unfortunately, you are most likely going to have to, do a year, but if you leave with a school/University / A * class then have you don't go in medicine related to (such as biomed etc.) One year, an application can strengthen in any case. BTW, what's your UKCAT? It is lost not, good luck, hope you do well 49 minutes ago: 19 August 2011 02: 40 Re: medicine - my poor AS level results make it impossible? Hello
Unfortunately I have quite disastrous consequences today when you consider that I just as was predicted. I have lit cs in English and mathematics and DS in chemistry and physics. In all mocks and practice tests that have school, I got as which only goes to show how much you can affect nerves during a test (and I also would have more revision). I was on course to do medicine but of course can not with the current listed results. Before the school had always these results and I decided I would lit drop English and biology as an AS in addition to mathematics, chemistry and physics at the A2 start to apply for courses to medicine. There is a chance I still in a position to do medicine? For example, I take back my year AS whole, as I am aware, harder to revise and tutors to check help get technology (my largest problem) or I should not apply, after I have A level results, I work much harder and more review, hopefully always the class?
Are all answers and suggestions are appreciated as I have no idea, what to do?
Thank you very much

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When you complete your A2, and all get a or higher. Then again you contact on the year. And should offer.

Though, it's also on ur Bmat/Ukcat.

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Discussion for A level students, including the VCEs study and for those you select their A-level subjects. 59 Minutes ago: 19 August 2011 02: 27 I have my AS results today and I have been dodgy module b in physics as a result, so I thought of it obituaries. Instead of resitting it I could however you put it and carry on with my other 4 issues (I have 5). This causes a bit of a predicament, as I really want to do in computer science at Imperial or York (or Edinburgh or bad or Glasgow lol) and I'm not sure whether she re-sit would accept me with one.

So should I just drop it or resit it?

These are my notes:
Math - A
Computing - A
Music - A
Chemistry - B (1 makieren an A, so that it could go on a note)
Physics - B

55 Minutes ago: 19 August 2011 02: 32-I have my AS results today and I have been dodgy module b in physics due to one so I thought of it obituaries. Instead of resitting it I could however you put it and carry on with my other 4 issues (I have 5). This causes a bit of a predicament, as I really want to do in computer science at Imperial or York (or Edinburgh or bad or Glasgow lol) and I'm not sure whether she re-sit would accept me with one.

So should I just drop it or resit it?

These are my notes:
Math - A
Computing - A
Music - A
Chemistry - B (1 makieren an A, so that it could go on a note)
Physics - B

Sounds similar to like me. I have A's in both my physics exams, but then the practical course work role I got so it brought it to a b on a c . I will however this unit resit. Check out the University's websites to see if it mentions Resits, are the most OK with it, I think.

Not with AQA for Phys were by any chance have you?

50 Minutes ago: 19 August 2011 02: 36 sounds similar to like me. I have A's in both my physics exams, but then the practical course work role I got so it brought it to a b on a c . I will however this unit resit. Check out the University's websites to see if it mentions Resits, are the most OK with it, I think.

Not with AQA for Phys were by any chance have you?

No CCEA was actually 2 module that got me there, as was "I've never seen this chart before Hmm...." Oh dear.... "

Yes I have a few and not see anything that specifically mentioned, so hopefully it'll be okay.

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Discussion for GCSE students, including studies of IGCSEs and O levels. 9 Minutes ago: 14 August 2011 18: 17-I really am in a right state of mind... but I have managed my feelings in the range of tick tock (the song of the woman) fit

Wake up in the morning feeling anxious,.
Grab my laptop, I log on, I'm gonna * me
Before I mean read results I have mini-stroke
Because when I read, it is my results come back

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Discussion of University entry, UCAS and UCAS applications, including questions about clearing. 7 Minutes ago: 12 August 2011 02: 17 Re: waiting for GCSE results for University entry. You must wait until the 25th, when the GCSE results are released.
In fact, it will be up to, are you sure that you have confirmed with your University because GCSE results not in the same way of A level results to UCAS are redirected. You need to collect your GCSE results your institution on the 25 and then you turn to go, because the GCSE Board exam will send your results to the UCAS for you at your University. It is your responsibility to ensure that your University knows your GCSE results.

I'm glad not in the position. A pretty worrying time must; Once you know your A level results 18, about the GCSE results will hang on the 25. Good luck!

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I did a MLAT in the military, which makes me at 86% scored me especially recommended ' for a language course. I did said language and have experience as a translator in a working environment

Now my only official language qualification is GCSE in French... .result G.. I hated French at school

However, if I was for a level language which is not in the context apply, in a language, with the second one I talk, and have experience in the, with a level in English B and media-C and some independent a/S-s what think you is my chances to be accepted?

Although my skills in foreign languages are arm, can I get proof of employment as a specialist in language and show in a foreign language, I'm not 100% fluent, but can comfortably communicate in this language.

Any chance?

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I saw that there was no a level predictions thread but one for the actual results, so I thought I would a see as his one week today until the dreaded results!

Post your themes, your predictions, and if you get them, your official ie would.

Topic - forecast/grade

AH math - A1 /?
AH mechanics - A1 /?
AH physics - A1 /?

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Welcome to the University of Cambridge Forum: where prospective and current students can discuss something about Cambridge. 56 Minutes ago: 5. July 2011 23: 42 have my results on Friday, and it turns out I have a third class. Only a handful of people got better than I did so about 95% of the 200 people on the course immediately. I feel so stupid and embarrassing. I knew in the back of my opinion, that I had made bad, but nothing like this.

I'm also a bit annoyed to some of my 'friends' on the course. In the months leading up to the test, I had to put up with them constantly moans and calls me to me to say they had no work had done, and that they wanted bla bla fail. While while I feel the need to load with my worry (which clearly I was not performance) turns out they all have a 2: 1 or not better. One of my friends had convinced me that she did not, I was expecting there with me at the bottom of the class list below to see their names. What a joke.

Self if I kicked get not can not I would be back next year go bears. And not like I was party instead of studying, I work. So, it is likely that this will happen again only next year, in which case it seems little point in me still on the course.

I know really what to do is.

43 Minutes ago: 5. July 2011 23: 55 need to calm you down. Is to what extent Tripos it? When it first year, then it really doesn't matter, you just need to work harder next year. Is or talk with your DoS it a related Tripos you believe that you better if would do, so you try to change?

I have the harsh reality of other people - we give all moaning, leading to inspections - you should have ignored it! Apart from the fact that I will not transfer over, go back to that year would feel next. I know people with notes from an III up to standard I *. Trust me, I come almost never apart from gentle mocking of people with one! I think you're an exaggeration: If you feel you tried your best, and can honestly say that, then put it on a bad set of tests, learn from that and move on. If you are not honest, that itself can tell then you know what to do.

Of interest, what is the theme in this?

35 Minutes ago: 6. July 2011 00: 03 have my results on Friday, and it turns out I have a third class. Only a handful of people got better than I did so about 95% of the 200 people on the course immediately. I feel so stupid and embarrassing. I knew in the back of my opinion, that I had made bad, but nothing like this.First, there is no need to feel stupid or embarrassed - remember, it was as competitive to get into first place in Cambridge. I'm also a bit annoyed to some of my 'friends' on the course. In the months leading up to the test, I had to put up with them constantly moans and calls me to me to say they had no work had done, and that they wanted bla bla fail. While while I feel the need to load with my worry (which clearly I was not performance) turns out they all have a 2: 1 or not better. One of my friends had convinced me that she did not, I was expecting there with me at the bottom of the class list below to see their names. What a joke. examination term they tends to people, and hardly anyone is doing work enough to look at how they, especially if it's first year and they have to compare anything (if it not first year it is to be used and people are not as bad as they have a little bit calibrated). Self if I kicked get not can not I would be back next year go bears. And not like I was party instead of studying, I work. So, it is likely that this will happen again only next year, in which case it seems little point in me still on the course.Maybe it was not the amount of work that was the problem but the kind of work. Cambridge is also a lot of testing technology and "Learning for the tests," what can be done. There a lot of the first year has me to work out the optimal way to do this, that I managed to do the time, from the ground up to reduce an essay of up to several hours of 2-3 days. The first thing you should probably do your DoS and perhaps also speak your tutor is proposed as above.

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