Today's the day when the entire nation of the United Kingdom receives their A-level results. Use this thread as a means to post your results on here, discuss the future, what university you are attending, your feelings, etc.
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Ignorant cunts; Scotland received their results a fortnight ago. :dave:Today's the day when the entire nation of the United Kingdom receives their A-level results.
I hate it when the government/media toss themselves off over pass rates. You need an E at least to pass so overall considering the grades go A, B, C, D, E, U(unmarked).the overall pass rate rose to 97.5%, up 0.3 percentage points.


If you're good at it then definitely. It's one of those subjects that are looked highly upon by Universities, or even if you choose to go straight into a job after college. You can also adapt to A-Level English very easily, at least the first year since it's similar to GCSE English with having to compare books, creative writing skills and such like, just with more advanced terminology. Since you're got an excellent grade in it (congratulations btw) then I presume you're very talented at it which means you're probably naturally good at it which makes it far more easier, I only read the 2 books we were given once each and still only managed to drop 4 of 90 marks in the first paper. Definitely take it!Ryan, that's near where I live! I know this has nothing to do with A-levels, but last year I had a really excellent GCSE in my home language, do you think I should do an a-level in it in the coming year, which I do my GCSEs?
