Paramorning

ajma93632

Wow, It's true! That's why it reminded me of another song, but couldn't remember which one.
Oct 25 2017 02:54 AM

Paramorning

ok. I'll just try to get there asap.
Sep 13 2017 11:16 PM

IchVermisseDenSommer

Can't you bring a copy of your parents ID and your birth certificate?

Sep 13 2017 11:33 PM

Maury Tuhis

https://www.gov.uk/get-a-passport-urgently
Sep 14 2017 04:52 AM

Paramorning

I bet I end up having to wear my 6th form uniform to the concert lmao
Sep 10 2017 05:32 PM

iwabo

Don't know why but I feel like the girls would probably enjoy seeing someone in a UK school uniform.
Sep 10 2017 05:53 PM

Fluffis

^I agree, the Japanese fans (mostly women) dress up to impress and I think they would be excited about a school uniform.
Sep 10 2017 05:55 PM

megumibex

That really sucks. I know it doesn't seem like this now but no matter what happens on results day, your grades don't define you and there are other paths to the place you want to be if you don't do as well as you hoped the first time round. Maths is the worst. I hope you feel better soon.
Jun 11 2017 03:49 PM

Blu-Cherri

I know it can't help for this time but it might be worth looking into some techniques to help stop panicking in exams. I had problems all through my alevels(I ended up redoing so many of them) and then after I received help in how to think through that sort of panic I found exams so much less worrying.
Good luck and remember whatever the outcome there's always ways to overcome and work towards the next goal(I was still able to go to my university of choice even after all that)
Jun 11 2017 09:02 PM

onesnowyday

Weird thing for me is, the more I study for an exam, that one tends to be the one I do worse on :/ I always end up wondering if I'd do better had I not studied at all.
Jun 11 2017 09:25 PM

Moondoggie

...After doing 2 years at college going to uni is something that still felt familiar the only difference was I went to uni in a big city when I come from a smaller town so it was a different way of life.
Apr 14 2017 02:29 PM

minaeshi

My 6th form was different so it was like a school in terms of classes and the way you were taught, but like a college in terms of being allowed to leave when you wanted, eating whenever you want, lectures, etc. Teachers were pretty chill with you even if you didn't get your work done, it's only if you're really falling behind that they start treating you like a year 11 student lol. After my two years of A-levels, I now do a 1 year FA&D diploma course at my 6th form and we'...
Apr 14 2017 06:39 PM

minaeshi

..and we're pretty much treated like uni students at this point. For me, 6th forms are just a higher standard of secondary schools. If you go to one attached to a secondary school, you will literally just be doing higher level study at a school environment. If you go to one at a 6th form colleges on the other hand, you get to be more independent, so the jump to uni isn't as shocking.
Apr 14 2017 06:40 PM

minaeshi

I took english lit and its honestly such a good subject if you love writing, analysing and reading lol
Feb 10 2017 03:08 PM

Paramorning

They're not offering AS levels anymore which sucks. You either commit to your 4 or you just start with 3.
Thanks everyone for your replies I can't believe how much I'm antagonising over this lol
Feb 10 2017 08:55 PM

Snipey

I took Eng Lang, and tbh either of the English subjects are really good. There is so much to do with reading, writing and analysing different genres.
Feb 10 2017 08:58 PM

minaeshi

honestly, uni's dont care about what you took. as long as your grades meet the requirements they won't mind. depending on the uni they might say "we would prefer if you had this subject" but if they don't say that then it's fine!
Nov 24 2016 01:16 AM

Ayumine

I had pretty much the same preferences as you. I love languages, but didn't want to be teacher or translator. Sciences are difficult for me as well, so I ended up studying something with culture, language and pedagogics (intercultural communication). Something in that direction might be interesting for you. Maybe you can choose your A levels according to that. I do agree though that you should think about which languages you prefer. It's harder to switch to a different one after.
Nov 24 2016 01:12 PM

Paramorning

Thanks everyone, I'm going to ask around school about science vs language career paths.
Nov 25 2016 09:07 AM