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Post by Queen Smudge on Sept 15, 2003 13:29:46 GMT -5
There's this brand new thingy going on where a contestant, at a crossroads in their life, gives the public the chance to choose what they do with their life. There's a big vote, and the outcome becomes reality for the contestant. Interactive fun..
Obviously this brand new thingy doesn't exist. But, I need to decide between dropping out of sixth form, or staying. I thought I might do my maths in November then drop out.
What do you think? Drop, Stay or Wait?
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Post by max on Sept 15, 2003 13:32:39 GMT -5
stay.
I always regret not staying for sixth form and have only just got myself an A level in Law - its a lot harder partime, honestly.
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Post by Nick on Sept 15, 2003 13:34:03 GMT -5
What happens if you the contestant drops out? Is there a Plan B?
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Post by YumPOP on Sept 15, 2003 13:43:38 GMT -5
Stay if at all possible. It's much harder to go back later.
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Post by Queen Smudge on Sept 15, 2003 13:49:26 GMT -5
Good question Nick!
The plan B is Journalism at Darlo. If I can get in. And they reckon my GCSE English grades are good enough, so that would be it.
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Post by Nick on Sept 15, 2003 13:53:16 GMT -5
Nick would suggest you know for certain whether you'd get in before you made a hasty decision.
He'd also suggest you look very closely into the careers / prospects of those who go to Journalism college. They could be fantastic. Then again, they could not. Stuff like this matters more than I expected when I first applied to uni, annoyingly.
If work placements / experience is involved, find out where. It could be very useful for future employment, but look into it first.
Are you doing A-level English (lang / lit / both)?
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Post by Queen Smudge on Sept 15, 2003 14:22:24 GMT -5
I'm doing Language.
It's quite good.
A bit of light in an otherwise dark and moody situation.
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