A Level Results

[Mark TKO]

True I learned more in one year doing my masters than i learned in 3 years doing the degree.

if people like you got into university then its a true sign the system is flawed

[Master]

True I learned more in one year doing my masters than i learned in 3 years doing the degree.

if people like you got into university then its a true sign the system is flawed

This was 1990-1994.

[Mark TKO]

yes so its been flawed a while then

[Master]

yes so its been flawed a while then

Shouldn't you be signing on today?

[Mark TKO]

yes so its been flawed a while then

Shouldn't you be signing on today?

no thats Tuesday mornings. Takes me ten minutes and gets me £70 a week.

Thats £420 an hour - beat that fucker

[Master]

yes so its been flawed a while then

Shouldn't you be signing on today?

no thats Tuesday mornings. Takes me ten minutes and gets me £70 a week.

Thats £420 an hour - beat that fucker

Oh dear perhaps you should have got an education, you still only get £70.

[Mark TKO]

I work ten minutes a week

you were there same years as me

[Cressa121]

I don't really disagree with anyone saying A Levels are getting easier. When I did mine I walked into my Law exam needing about 25% to get an A. It wasn't very hard at all.

I also don't understand why such a big deal is made of the pass rates. Yes it's all well and good boasting about a 97% pass rate or whatever it is, but it's pretty useless when an E is considered a pass. I don't know anyone that got an E and thought "Thank fuck for that, I passed." Most of the them panicked and started phoning any University that might take them and their shit grades. Like Sunderland Uni for example.