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#21
08-18-2007, 10:37 AM
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Re: Official A Level Resuts Thread (16th August, UK)
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God I am so upset about the Port Authority Bill right now. [/ QUOTE ] What? 
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#22
08-18-2007, 06:29 PM
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Re: Official A Level Resuts Thread (16th August, UK)
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Depends what subjects you chose. I managed a C in AS Level English without reading the books or doing any revision. Thats the great thing about English- there's a simple formula to guarantee you the pass. In terms of Maths, Science ...they are considerably harder. [/ QUOTE ] My english lit. teacher at GCSE said that A level english was really hard. Maybe that was just an excuse though since they didn't teach it at my school... I think the sciency subjects are great for getting top grades in. Assuming you can understand the material, it's just a case of learning it and then doing past papers to figure out exam technique and the particular phrases they score.
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#25
08-24-2007, 05:56 AM
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Re: Official A Level Resuts Thread (16th August, UK)
Rolen, isn't a 425/600 a B? And you didn't think you'd get in with a B...or have you mistyped? Anyway, good luck with Oxford. Dunno how you can be so motivated - my friend is there and she works like ALL the time.
I got As in English Literature, English Language and Politics. I got a B in Philosophy, missed the A by like 5 marks because I was a lazy [censored]. I got like 587/600 for English Language. That was an easy subject - I resat one module after failing it, and the syllabus had changed without anyone telling me and I only dropped 8 marks. Anyone who's worried, A levels are easy if you've any marginal intelligence and you choose essay based subjects.
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#26
08-24-2007, 08:56 AM
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Re: Official A Level Resuts Thread (16th August, UK)
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very nice, do you play poker? arent you like 16? [/ QUOTE ] yeah, $25NL / $6 SNGs. my parents are very safe although they're saying i have to lose it when school starts again. My A-levels : history, economics, maths, french. [censored] boring but i have to do them lol
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#27
08-24-2007, 12:09 PM
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yo anyone coming to warwick? [/ QUOTE ] I'm trying to get work round that area (well, specifically at the university), was at the place 2000-3, back when the poker soc consisted of eight of us and wasop was just a pipe dream
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#28
08-24-2007, 04:19 PM
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Re: Official A Level Resuts Thread (16th August, UK)
ledders: sweet, I started playing when I was 16 but didn't tell my parents for ages. Plans for future? Gonna hit up uni?
sixfour: sounds good, poker soc is very strong at the mo, i'm on the exec ldo [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] We get like 40+ every week
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#29
08-25-2007, 07:39 AM
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ledders: sweet, I started playing when I was 16 but didn't tell my parents for ages. Plans for future? Gonna hit up uni? [/ QUOTE ] not sure really, i'll keep playing and trying to move up to around 2/4 but before then i can't confirm anything really. I'll go to uni but you have to these days to get a decent job. Are you a pro or what?
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#30
08-25-2007, 08:19 AM
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Re: Official A Level Resuts Thread (16th August, UK)
lol no I just play in my spare time. I go to Warwick uni. I play $55-215 SNGs and tournaments, played pretty much full time over summer until I had to revise for resits. BTW when you come to consider it, warwick has by far the best poker soc [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] some really really good players go there.
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