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That's one way to resign 
I'm craving cake now XD
Nope 17:37 XDJazzy said:Isn't it like 18:30 there now?KaPOWitsCHRIS said:
How was work today?
It's really windy here :O
Where you taking the test again?◢Dagger◣ said:
At least it was only 4 hours of stress, right?KaPOWitsCHRIS said:The Dragon Master said:Nope 17:37 XDJazzy said:Isn't it like 18:30 there now?KaPOWitsCHRIS said:
How was work today?
It's really windy here :O
Windy indeed.
Work was ok. Stressful at times.
Kind of. I ended up not taking it as I didn't feel I was being treated properly. I was taken to a classroom with about six other people. I was the youngest, and also the only one who wasn't mentally ill. I've already proven I can get high scores, so I object to taking an exam that is designed specifically for people who are unable to achieve it through GCSE. >_> Makes me sound like a bitch, but meh. I'm not going to lower myself to answer an exam question with a drawing of a dog, and the question underneath being "name this animal".
So I mentioned it to the tutor and she said she agreed. With my previous test scores, she didn't understand why I was being asked to retake it on a lower level, when evidently I will surpass the maximum grade required to be provided aid.
So, I'm going to talk to my personal adviser next week and find out whether I can go back to college and resit my GCSE. I'm confident I can get an A grade this time, which is far more useful than the qualification they wanted me to take >.>
So I mentioned it to the tutor and she said she agreed. With my previous test scores, she didn't understand why I was being asked to retake it on a lower level, when evidently I will surpass the maximum grade required to be provided aid.
So, I'm going to talk to my personal adviser next week and find out whether I can go back to college and resit my GCSE. I'm confident I can get an A grade this time, which is far more useful than the qualification they wanted me to take >.>
