alex chui is genuinely just on another level

A levels are a choice. You should only really do them, if you know that you’ll genuinely revise. If not youll end up regretting everything and when results day comes, you will see that you just about passed or failed your subjects.

I posted about this on the UKUni subreddit and thought people on here might be going through the same thing because I want answers! I’m 19 and on a gap year so had to go to about 6 pharmacies before finding one that would give it to me. Did it. It was a tiny scratch like all vaccines, thought I’d feel a bit tired or have a headache, instead my arm has been HURTING every single time I move. It’s not like a tiny ache either, it’s the sort of pain that makes me feel physically ill. Is anyone else going through this? I feel slightly crazy but doing anything today has been torture because my arm hurts so bad when I move any other part of my body. If this is normal for this vaccine, how long did it last?

Edited to say that I don’t regret getting it and everyone should get it because a little pain now is so much better than the horrors of meningitis!

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This year maths seemed pretty brutal. And so did a lot of other exams. Looking online, there seems like quite a large contingent of people who are nervous that they won’t get into their firm. I understand this happens every year, but do a lot of people actually end up resitting? Because if you have an offer from Oxford, you see people online talking about how they might let you in if you miss a grade, or if your a couple marks off an explain they might allow you. But at the end of the day you realise it’s actually just unlikely. If you don’t get the grades, even by 1 mark, that’s just it. There isn’t any oh well you tried we will have you. So for people who don’t have an insurance, or don’t want to go to it, what choice do you even have other than resit?

My issue is I won’t even get into clearing anywhere. If I miss my A*AB offer at ucl and get AAB, there aren’t any good unis that offer AAB clearing so I’m stuffed. I can’t even do clearing

Litr I keep seeing it on my feed and now apparently some people are being exposed for being racist and homophobic etc. cuz of the elections

Currently in Y12 summer going into Y13. I've heard physics ocr a gets a lot harder and would appreciate any advice. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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idk man im scared I might not get into my sixth form, I know ive met my minimum requirements but its rlly competitive so you need a lot more points than the minimum to get in ( minimum is 52 in my best 8)

I'm kinda considering a gap year because I've decided I don't really want to settle for less than the best without trying (For maths/physics), is it worth it?

GCSEs: 888775555 (8s are in maths and combined science). I get the average GCSE's are much higher and this is my main concern with applying and why I think it's risky

A level's: A*A*A (Maths Physics Chemistry), I know I need further maths to apply for maths, but I'd be taking it in a gap year (I've already self studied the whole spec and getting A* in past papers so its looking good)

As for supercurriculars I have a few under my belt but nothing like gold IMOs or anything like that so i'm not quite sure, but in a gap year i can fix that

Incase you guys didn’t know (especially the guys) vinted ebay and such mainly vinted is super good for ties and stuff ties on the high street and shirts are like £10 on vinted you can get loads for that!!

I know it’s a well known site but for those who never used it save some money!!

Its been a month since i finished my A levels and i am struggling trying to find a job. Those who have managed to get a part time job, how many applications did it take you and how long?

I've currently applied to about 25 and received around 5 interviews but still no luck.

hi, starting uni in september and decided its probably time to think about what bank i want to go with, i'm going to a long distance uni regardless of which choice i end up with so the railcard with santander is appealing to me, but i'm only really going to be saving £80 + however much the 1 year railcard will be when i'm starting my 4th year so is that really worthwhile?? nationwide is also appealing to me but idk im just really torn between everything

I wanted to ask what my chances at maths offers from Imperial, UCL, Warwick, Bristol and Birmingham are with my current standings (home, non-contextual): {Assume I’m a reapplying student with three A* achieved already in Maths,FM, Econ and an A in EPQ and a 7.0 in the TMUA.} I achieved 988887765 in my GCSE’s: 9 in chem, 8s in bio,maths, English lit and physics, 7s in English language and Computer Science, a 6 in History and a 5 in French. Didn’t do GCSE further maths.

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i no this is kinda late buh like does any 1 hav ts im acc lowk scared 2 not no wot i got so liek i need it 4 comfort if that maks senze. much appreciated !!! it would also like be like nice if like it also came with like the marks of the like questionz and that so i can add them up and that. fanks so much also GUYSSS what r we thinking the grade boundaries r gonna be xoxo yall think they'll go upsies or downsies guys?

Is it possible to fast track a Pearson BTEC Business course? I’ve been thinking for a while about switching from A Levels to a BTEC next year, depending on my A Level results and whether fast tracking is an option. I’ve done the first year (AS) of A Level Business, so I’m hoping that might give me somewhat of an advantage :’)

I'm a year 12 student (going into year 13) and I was thinking of applying to LSE economics and maths instead of pure economics. I have 3 A*s/A stars predicted in Maths, Economics and Chemistry and an A in Further Maths. My GCSEs, although not great (9999888775) were the best in my school's cohort and I meet the mandatory 6 in Maths and English language (9s in both). My question is, how much harder is it to get into Maths and economics than just pure economics with an A in Further maths or should I just stick with applying to pure economics?

in a weird situation but basically i messed up last math paper and it has me stressing, and a* is looking 50/50. my other subjects are fm and compsci and i think i got A* and A*/A in them respectivley. I am also prepping for TMUA again i sat last year and did pretty well. Is there a chance i will be accepted into top unis such as oxbridge, imperial, etc if i resit maths + i can replicate a high tmua score?
ideally i need a*/a*/a with a*s in maths and fm but the a* in math is kinda shaky. I really dont want to resit just the thought of doing a levels again is killing me and it is quite difficult to enjoy my summer :/

on a side note - I have looked at LSE's financial math and stats course which requires A*AA with an A* in math but would an A* in fm suffice?

any advice/help would be much appreciated.

edit: I am applying for maths

Probably should’ve asked before, but i purchased the 11th gen A16 ipad for sixth form with the accompanying pencil.

I do all my work online and i used a laptop for GCSE so im continuing this for sixth form so i got my own ipad and about to get the keyboard, but would it have been better to get a laptop?

Hello ,

I am preparing for the TMUA and i’m ready to buy some sort of resource as the free resources seem sort of limited . What are the best options , i’m looking mainly for lots and lots grade 7/9 questions and answers .

My GCSEs r not that good , 988888776. I want to get into lse and ps is inportant so I’ve focussed on msb more. Do I have a shot as my predicted are only 1 a star in maths and 3 a in fm, chem,physics. Does a good tmua confirm my offer