as/a2 results- how did you do?

[turienzo's lovechild]

in my as's i did absolutely shockingly-

predicted:
ict- a
business- c
geography-c
french-d

obtained
business- d
geography-e
french-e
ict- U!!!


whoops

 

[CAFC Matt]

 

[The Great Cornholio]

I got a C in Computing, an E in Economics and an N in Maths.


That was 15 years ago though!

 

[CAFC Matt]

Whats an N

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

congrats to sam parish btw- got the grades he needed to get into exeter

 

[itszamora]

Thanks

 

[Braders]

nice one

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

retakes here i come:dance:

 

[El Presidente]

A in economics, B in something else, D in statistics, D in history in 1980.

Predicted to get two C's and 2 D's I think

 

[Wozza]

I once entered for an A-level in Government & Political Studies but soon realised I didn't have the time to study.

Went to just two lectures and didn't read any books. In fact, I didn't even know what was on the syllabus.

Took the exam anyway (I'd already paid for it), and got an E.

Shit, yes, but it's a pass.

 

[Superphil]

Well done to all of you who just got exam passes, cos it's getting tough out there, you're going to need them.

All the best to you all, when you get there, and keep vandalising all the signs at University, it keeps my company in business!

Phil the SignMan

 

[poke]

i got
C,D in travel and tourism
E - citizenship

was predicted C,C B

didn't get the grades i needed for uni but they've still let me in

 

[Wozza]

Astrophysics?

 

[fatbadger]

Whats an N

Not sure exactly what it means, but I've always assumed "nearly"!

Officially, it means that the candidate has shown no progress since the previous level i.e. the performance offered in the A-level exam was that which would be expected for GCSE.

Are you a young'un Matt? Perhaps they don't have 'N' grades anymore - but they certainly did when I was a lad.

 

[Kryten]

someone will probably have a go at me, like ion the last thread for saying how i did, so i won't tell any of you that i failed

 

[Kryten]

Theres no shame in failing if you gave it your all.
Its dissapointing not to get what you wanted, but nobody can have a go at you for not trying.
What was your school like?

schools arlight, i took the exam 2 years early, and got 12/90 - which is a U

 

[itszamora]

You still do grammar and comprehensives over there? Man, that place is more backward than I imagined

 

[Kryten]

Well you've got 2 more years to find another 60 or so marks.

suppose so, i was just expecting a pass, a bad pass, but a pass

Pick up One gcse result next week (which i took a year early) *fingers crossed*