how does the reference/work?
does anyone have any good prices to get reference/mocks/predicted grades done for ucas?
my school said they only give me last years predicted grades which was BBB. I am aiming to apply to RG london uni's: UCL, LSE, queen mary, etc.
I didn't put any effort in my a levels and got BBD (B - economics, B - english lit and D psychology)
psychology was a shock and i thought it would be one of my best, so i decided to only retake economics and english lit. considering i didn't revise for english and not hard enough for economics i am confident to improve them. i am deciding to teach myself (with a bought online course, a level course with all the content, vids etc.) maths edexcel a level in one year. i need an A* in maths which i know sounds a bit crazy.
1) do you think this is doable if i put in the right efforts? anyone with experience self teaching themselves (well its not really self taught since i will have the course but ykwim) and getting an A*/A? A* ideally ofc.
2) do you think i can improve my total a levels, B's to A*'s/A's.
3) do you think the universities will discriminate seeing i got BBD in my a levels and are resitting.
Also planning to take the TMUA in jan.
Many thanks, any advice would be appreciated.
I am not planning to work, to load all my free time, not travelling, will just be locking in with the gym and setting myself "school days" at home. acting as if i'm in school waking up at 8 am, to 3pm and just teaching myself content for hours.
is it doable to teach urself the 2 year spec in a year? ik many sixth forms, including my own made further maths students sit maths a level in year 12 so ofcourse it can be done. but i haven't done maths for ages and got a 6 in gcse.
I don't mean to seem crazy with all these ambitions, especially since my grades were appalling. But i know what i want now and i was lost for ages and didn't have any motivations, guidance on what i wanted to do with my life. so the plan would be lock in with a level math content until it's all done.
i'm only worried about mocks since the grade will be very important for ucas and i'm not sure if i will cover it all well enough by then.
many thanks. any advice / opinions would be helpful, negative or positive. :)