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"Grades for Uni"

I've already been allocated a room and made deposits, yada yada yada for my uni - but my place is based on me getting BBB grades.

I've already got an A in media and arent at all worries about English, but if I failed to get a B in history do you think they'd be likely to offer me a place anyway or would they bothered revsersing all of the uni stuff and throwing me out on my ear?


Also, A-level history courses are too big. There's too much stuff to learn capably.

gamesfreak wrote:
good luck for tommorow Chipseh and Tomm.

And to you two, also.

I've just been going over past papers for the last two hours, learning definitions here and there. I hope they give us an HTML question, I really do.

Tomm wrote:
> I keep saying this, but I should really get some revision
> done.

Mm. Been intending to for an hour or so now. ICT4 and English Lit tomorrow, yayness.

I need AAB but I'm lazy and haven't revised so I'll probaby get B in everything and be miserable.

gamesfreak wrote:
> Module 5 should be alright.
>
> Ah well, good luck for tommorow Chipseh and Tomm.

Cheers. I keep saying this, but I should really get some revision done. I just spent 2 hours playing BF2...

Computing 4 should be alright (I hope), unless they land us with those damn assembly language questions where you have to use AND/OR/NOT/XOR to acheive the result.

I'm no good with logical operators.

Hopefully they'll give an easy question instead, e.g. convert this floating point binary value to decimal etc

Module 5 should be alright.

I've just got back from the Media exam, which went pretty well I thought.

Ah well, good luck for tommorow Chipseh and Tomm.

To be honest if I come out with the grades I'm expecting, its the product of minimal revision and minimal effort, which in a way makes me happy. Unlike some in our six form, I've achieved damn good grades without sacrificing other things.

was he Autistic?

Chipseh wrote:
> I swear there was something wrong with that bloke.

Heheh.

That's nothing. :P A student left our school two years ago to study Computing at Cambridge, he achieved full marks (yes, 600/600!) in both Physics and Computing, and was disappointed that he didn't get full marks in Maths.

I swear there was something wrong with that bloke.

Computing 4 seems so long ago. I still revel in the fact I got full marks in it, something that had never been achieved by anyone in our sixth form. According to statistics, most people drop two whole grades on that paper, didnt seem too hard to me...

I really should go and get some revision done...