GCSEs in under 2 days

It’s not relevant anyway, only trades make real money in UK.
No they don’t. Only the top percentile who have a business, are hyper specialised, or risk their lives in a particular trade make good money.

Corporate jobs will always pay more than trades on average, and the extremes. The question whether it’s worth it to get into uni debt for that. I’d say uni is only worth it if you go to top 10 (LSE, Oxbridge, top Russell groups ect).
 
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No they don’t. Only the top percentile who have a business, are hyper specialised, or risk their lives in a particular trade make good money.

Corporate jobs will always pay more than trades on average, and the extremes. The question whether it’s worth it to get into uni debt for that. I’d say uni is only worth it if you go to top 10 (LSE, Oxbridge, top Russell groups ect).
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No they don’t. Only the top percentile who have a business, are hyper specialised, or risk their lives in a particular trade make good money.

Corporate jobs will always pay more than trades on average, and the extremes. The question whether it’s worth it to get into uni debt for that. I’d say uni is only worth it if you go to top 10 (LSE, Oxbridge, top Russell groups ect).

The thing is if you’re clever enough to do a degree you’re damn sure clever enough to become one of the trades who can start a business.
 
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The thing is if you’re clever enough to do a degree you’re damn sure clever enough to become one of the trades who can start a business.
I guess it depends on the degree. If it’s STEM, yeah. Opening a business is much harder and riskier than just studying your content, even if it’s hard like maths or physics.

Also you can always retake a module to get a higher grade at uni, but with a business if it fails, your money is gone.
 
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I guess it depends on the degree. If it’s STEM, yeah. Opening a business is much harder and riskier than just studying your content, even if it’s hard like maths or physics.

Also you can always retake a module to get a higher grade at uni, but with a business if it fails, your money is gone.

I have an engineering masters but my job is still wage slavery and even if I sweat it and go for all the promotions I’ll still barely match inflation.

I get paid something like £35 an hour before taxes, ANY tradie makes more than that.
 
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I have an engineering masters but my job is still wage slavery and even if I sweat it and go for all the promotions I’ll still barely match inflation.

I get paid something like £35 an hour before taxes, ANY tradie makes more than that.
I think engineering is just very underpaid in general in the UK except very particular fields like nuclear or oil from what I understand.

Law, finance, insurance (Typical city of London careers) pay well still but very hard to get into
 
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I think engineering is just very underpaid in general in the UK except very particular fields like nuclear or oil from what I understand.

Law, finance, insurance (Typical city of London careers) pay well still but very hard to get into

I’m in oil, this is the high end and it’s truly depressing.
I think careers like you describe are Connections Only.
 
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I haven't revised, in fact I know very little about the content, and I'm trying to cram all of my subjects the night before my exams. I have lit 1 and computer science on monday which will be the absolute end of me. I'm planning to do more macbeth and jekyll & hyde today, then do practice tmrw, and then finally do computer science between english sessions and after my first exam.

Any tips for me to perform at my peak/optimum level? Any accessible supplements/medication?

@halloweed wish a nigga good luck ik u did urs last year
bro english lit wa sso easy
 
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holy shit english lit was laughably easy
 
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I haven't revised, in fact I know very little about the content, and I'm trying to cram all of my subjects the night before my exams. I have lit 1 and computer science on monday which will be the absolute end of me. I'm planning to do more macbeth and jekyll & hyde today, then do practice tmrw, and then finally do computer science between english sessions and after my first exam.

Any tips for me to perform at my peak/optimum level? Any accessible supplements/medication?

@halloweed wish a nigga good luck ik u did urs last year
lit 1 was today was so light
I do Macbeth + Jekyll and hyde
 
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GCSEs are ridiculously easy. Just do some past papers. Questions are basically the same every year
Does the IQ per year lower? my GCSEs have been Horrid so far.

In our Biology Theory exam the only question's were plant's and P6 question's.
It was absolutely horrible.
 
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The thing is if you’re clever enough to do a degree you’re damn sure clever enough to become one of the trades who can start a business.
Were you the guy in that DNP BOTB thread? who was theorizing on Permanent Mitochondrial Damage?
 
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wow im so fucked i shouldn't have played roblox for 2 years of schooling
 
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@htblover2323
 
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Does the IQ per year lower? my GCSEs have been Horrid so far.

In our Biology Theory exam the only question's were plant's and P6 question's.
It was absolutely horrible.
But plants and 6 markers were just about memory. There is no cognitive thinking required jfl.

Thats why biology is the worst science
 
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But plants and 6 markers were just about memory. There is no cognitive thinking required jfl.

Thats why biology is the worst science
Atleast Chem was fair, that Theory exam was a little better than average but that Paper 6 blessed us like no other.

Experiment was a bitch though. I think i got 4/6 total
 
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I haven't revised, in fact I know very little about the content, and I'm trying to cram all of my subjects the night before my exams. I have lit 1 and computer science on monday which will be the absolute end of me. I'm planning to do more macbeth and jekyll & hyde today, then do practice tmrw, and then finally do computer science between english sessions and after my first exam.

Any tips for me to perform at my peak/optimum level? Any accessible supplements/medication?

@halloweed wish a nigga good luck ik u did urs last year
Who’s the chick in ur banner
 
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lmao just rope yourself now save the trouble. but if u insist godspeed ig
 
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lol @ wasted spermcel, that's a bold strategy cotton. honestly just skim those revision guides for key terms and common questions. for computer science, focus on the basic algorithms and data structures. don't overthink it, you got this.
 
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bro gcse's have been so light so far. all you need to do is cram the previous day. im pretty sure i ahve gotten 90+ percent on every paper so far. trust me for sciences watch the examqa livestream the day before, its really good. For maths its js practice (i did it a year early cus im in set 1). For lit its over so i cant say shi anymore. anyway, gl for the rest
 
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I crammed for a levels in one week and got very good grades.

GCSEs are ridiculously easy. Just do some past papers. Questions are basically the same every year
What grades
 
I haven't revised, in fact I know very little about the content, and I'm trying to cram all of my subjects the night before my exams. I have lit 1 and computer science on monday which will be the absolute end of me. I'm planning to do more macbeth and jekyll & hyde today, then do practice tmrw, and then finally do computer science between english sessions and after my first exam.

Any tips for me to perform at my peak/optimum level? Any accessible supplements/medication?

@halloweed wish a nigga good luck ik u did urs last year
Just be high iq and never revise
 
I haven't revised, in fact I know very little about the content, and I'm trying to cram all of my subjects the night before my exams. I have lit 1 and computer science on monday which will be the absolute end of me. I'm planning to do more macbeth and jekyll & hyde today, then do practice tmrw, and then finally do computer science between english sessions and after my first exam.

Any tips for me to perform at my peak/optimum level? Any accessible supplements/medication?

@halloweed wish a nigga good luck ik u did urs last year
iq pill
 

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