u/Hypernova2233

Hi! I’m applying to St Andrews for the psychology degree and I had a question.

My entry requirements are AAB, however I’m also likely to get a A*BB which would be th same ucas point wise

So I was wondering if that would still be accepted. I tried googling to if it here was any information about that available but I didn’t find any conclusive answers.

So I’m asking here.

Thank you and I hope you all have a lovely rest of your day.

I’m currently a Enneacraft player and while I can see some ways to deal with other decks in the current meta, sky striker is a deck I just cannot deal with.

Zero doesn’t trigger Tail so I cannot protect my bored and they’re able to remove my scales before I can even do anything going second.

This matchup feels like a contest of a dice roll. So is there any counter play going second?

I’m currently a Enneacraft player and while I can see some ways to deal with other decks in the current meta, sky striker is a deck I just cannot deal with.

Zero doesn’t trigger Tail so I cannot protect my bored and they’re able to remove my scales before I can even do anything going second.

This matchup feels like a contest of a dice roll. So is there any counter play going second?

I’ll preface this by saying I’m a 18 year old guy, good health, exercise and all that but I’m my joints click a lot.

I periodically have to click my finger joints and knuckles if I’m doing something with them and they’ll feel weird .

My legs click a lot when I’m walking, one of my knees also can randomly buckle and fall out under me but not to the point where i fall down, I can catch my self instinctively.

And sometimes my thumb gets stuck and I have to click it a bunch to unstick it.

it doesn’t hurt or anything but it’s kinda weird so I was wondering if that’s a thing that anyone else experiences or if it’s just a me thing.

I don't know what aha wants, do you but ke speed? Do you give them support items?