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Re: What's your GPA?
PostQuote from Monster: “Letter grades and percentages are not standardized, therefore they are not a comparable measure of success at the national level, or even at a local level. In other words, an "A" at my school is completely different from an "A" at a different school. This is why standardized tests were created - to standardize academic proficiency. Granted, I have a 2340 SAT. 99.99th Percentile, bitches. :cool:” Ah I see, in the UK our grades are standardised across the country so someone ga…
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Re: Exams?
PostMy AS exams start next week. I've already taken my French oral but I have these exams to do: French (Reading writing and listening) English Literature Biology History: France in Revolution History: Life in Nazi Germany 1933-45
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Re: What's your GPA?
PostI never understood the whole point of averaging out grades, we don't do it in England. We look at the grade for each subject seperately and that's it.
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It really depends. You have to take into account many different factors when choosing a university. For example I could get the grades in my A Levels to go to Cambridge (A*AAa) but they don't offer joint honours so I wouldn't be able to take History and French, I would have to take History and try and keep my French up outside of my studies - which at Cambridge wouldn't leave much time for the language. I also don't think Cambridge is the experience I want, I really want to go to a big city such…
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Re: 50 Cent
PostHaha, now that's saying something!
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Re: 50 Cent
PostNot my type of thing I'm afraid.
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Re: Lady Gaga
PostI've got her album and I've really gotten into it.
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Re: Taylor Swift.
PostI don't mind her but I wouldn't go out of my way to listen to her. If her song comes on the music channel in the common room I'll put up with it but I don't think its that good. I won't be going out to buy her album.
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They're basically the same thing, only a 6th form is usually part of a school whereas a college is standalone. Therefore, if you go to college the majority of people will be your age, but some people may be a bit older. After the age of 19 you have to pay for college education I think. A lot of the time people enter college after a year of 6th form because it might not have been right for them. Also, colleges are usually the best place to go if you want to do a vocational course because they hav…
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Re: Empire: Total War
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PostI love the Total War series but I fear that I won't be able to get ETW as I don't think my computer will run it
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Re: Skins
PostI enjoyed the episode although I didn't like it as much as I liked the previous series. I think it has great potential though and in future episodes could surely rival the other series.