I just got my results:
B in business studies - my strongest subject
C in psychology - Taking this into second year inshallah.
C in AVCE ICT - counts as two
E in accounts - I can take it into second year so i'm happy
Someone said to the Prophet, "Pray to God against the idolaters and curse them." The Prophet replied, "I have been sent to show mercy and have not been sent to curse." (Muslim)
Someone said to the Prophet, "Pray to God against the idolaters and curse them." The Prophet replied, "I have been sent to show mercy and have not been sent to curse." (Muslim)
Someone said to the Prophet, "Pray to God against the idolaters and curse them." The Prophet replied, "I have been sent to show mercy and have not been sent to curse." (Muslim)
Bro TEH: I would advise u to go with ur instincts and resit those AS modules next term insha'Allah. Masha'Allah they are excellent grades, but as you rightly pointed out, they will not be enough to get accepted into medicine.
Just a word of advice(went throught the whole medic application process last yr): Don't make the mistake of relying on improving on them with your A2 modules (sorry bro aamir) next year, as things get alot tougher (especially with the addition of interview preparations).
Just a word of advice(went throught the whole medic application process last yr): Don't make the mistake of relying on improving on them with your A2 modules (sorry bro aamir) next year, as things get alot tougher (especially with the addition of interview preparations).
Best wishes
ma'a salaama
sis asma
College isnt hard for me . Although I do understand what your saying. I wasnt aware that you had to be so competitive for medicine so early on. Well at least I learnt something eh?
Someone said to the Prophet, "Pray to God against the idolaters and curse them." The Prophet replied, "I have been sent to show mercy and have not been sent to curse." (Muslim)
Bro TEH: I would advise u to go with ur instincts and resit those AS modules next term insha'Allah. Masha'Allah they are excellent grades, but as you rightly pointed out, they will not be enough to get accepted into medicine.
Just a word of advice(went throught the whole medic application process last yr): Don't make the mistake of relying on improving on them with your A2 modules (sorry bro aamir) next year, as things get alot tougher (especially with the addition of interview preparations).
Best wishes
ma'a salaama
sis asma
Furthering this sisters excellent advice just wanted to say, that yes resit those As modules in January, if u can and then again in May/ June if need be as u more than anyone is aware its a 'number game'. Further i know plenty of people who are resit A level candidates who took a year out to resit. Now last year when they applied via ucas they didnt get any offers, now that they got their three A's they didnt even now get offers from the institutions which rejected them! Neither was Medicine or Dentistry in clearing. So defo resit as many times as need be, cos it secures ur chances of getting a place. Furthermore ur Alevel predictions are based on ur AS as im sure u already now. If u dont have the predictions they'll cross u off the list regardless of personal statement and work experience!
Regarding those who have the grades. They have been forced into taking another year out and have to go to uni next year knwing they will defo get offers but have to pay top up fees!!!!!!! 2006 arghhh! The option is Pharmacy however their are only 11 unis in clearing this year. So its a situation of excess demand!!
Hope it helps you, i may have gone a little over board....
Hey got my results - exactly what I predicted BBD.
But it did come with surprises:
In my Civil rights paper which I mucked up in I got an A!
I thought I'd just scrape a D in Biology, but I got a high D!
In my practical test in Performing arts my group was predicted A's, however the examiner gave others E's D's and I got 2 off a B!
Not too bothered with the mixed results, however got into University of Leicester at the end of the day so it's all good!
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Very well done!
. Although I do understand what your saying. I wasnt aware that you had to be so competitive for medicine so early on. Well at least I learnt something eh?
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