r/sixthform

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New moderators needed - comment on this post to volunteer to become a moderator of this community.

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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago
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Are my choices too risky?- All London + Cambridge applicant

Hello everyone! I need some advice to ensure that I'm not making a really bad decision.

GCSES-9999988776 at a moderate level state school

UCAT- 2320 band 3

3A* predicted in biology, chemistry and maths.

I'm applying to Cambridge, Imperial, UCL and Queen Mary (home applicant).

I'm considered a contextual by all of them except UCL. Is this a really bad decision? I thought Queen Mary was a really safe option but I'm not quite sure anymore.

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u/_Voxeao_ — 11 days ago
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Extenuating circumstances

Hi, I'm resitting an A level, I do have extenuating circumstances, but do they actually make a difference, or do they have to be extreme? Because I decided to apply to Cambridge, but I am not really sure whether extenuating circumstances would help or not

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u/Sharp-Impression3867 — 11 days ago

What are the best alevel subjects to choose?

So I’m in year 11 and have so far only decided I’m defo choosing history. All my other grades are kind of average and I have no idea what I want to do in the future 😭 I’m panicking so much as I have to decide by January

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u/angelumie — 11 days ago