Did anyone lie to their parents about A-Level Results?

[danzman1991]

Did anyone lie to their parents about A-Level Results?

[Mystic]

Slippery slope you are on there by the sounds of things lol...

[danzman1991]

I got into Uni, which is the main thing. But knowing my parents are still slightly dissappointed is horrific.

[CampDavid]

I got horrible, horrible, results. I got into uni, got a degree and now leave the A level results off the menu. 10 years on they are totally irrelivant anyway

[danzman1991]

Thats what I'm thinking, once I have a degree in Business, A-Levels won't matter so much. But at the end of the day, I completely failed one subject (Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to get 2 Distinctions in Business A-Level) and got a D in ICT =(

[mattzsaxvtr]

why lie?
if you tried your hardest fuck em

please excuse my satan mouth

[sminotVTR]

Want me to make you feel better about your results?!

I went to about 8 months of 6th form, took my as level exams and got 3 U's because i couldnt be bothered. I left before i could even get the results. 2 and a half years on i'm paying £900.00 to go back to college to get the sodding things... AT LEAST YOU PASSED!

[danzman1991]

why lie?
if you tried your hardest fuck em

please excuse my satan mouth

I certainly didn't try my hardest=P But even so, I wouldn't change a thing about all the laughs I had with friends ect..

Want me to make you feel better about your results?!

I went to about 8 months of 6th form, took my as level exams and got 3 U's because i couldnt be bothered. I left before i could even get the results. 2 and a half years on i'm paying £900.00 to go back to college to get the sodding things... AT LEAST YOU PASSED!

Yeah, I don't think I did that badly, just my rents that are dissappointed. But good luck with college man :y:

[flynnsvtr]

All these qualifications are a step onto the next level, once you get into college, you GCSE's dont matter, once you get into Uni you A-levels dont matter.

If you have a 2:1 or a 1st class honours there hardly going to look at your GCSE's and go, shit you got an E in P.E. you bastard!

[RyanP1391]

All these qualifications are a step onto the next level, once you get into college, you GCSE's dont matter, once you get into Uni you A-levels dont matter.

If you have a 2:1 or a 1st class honours there hardly going to look at your GCSE's and go, shit you got an E in P.E. you bastard!


True, True :afro:

[bonesvtr]

in my oppinion, honestly, a levels, degrees and all that sort of thing is bollox, i never even finished school, havent got a gcse to my name, and now im working on typhoon fast jets out in saudi (been sat round since the beggining of may on full pay ,not including overeas and still paying tax, and have recently found out there a possibility im not going to be out there this side of xmas) earning ?46k a year tax free! and i only turned 22 last month. where as my best mate has just finished 3 years at uni and starts a job tomorrow in the pub he worked at before he went to uni! on minum wage!!!! although seeing his life at uni, i wouldnt of minded goin! good luck with uni guys, yous will have a right laugh!:y:
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[NICK2506]

I got 3 B's in geography, business studies and electronics :) yay!

[oli208]

I dont know what i got i woke up to late :p

[Rudpud]

I did my AS levels this year, got C,C,D... Shame reli, i needed 3 D's or higher to get to A2, but i wanted to fail becoz college is wank, mates are amazing, but college is wank! Want to go onto an apprenticeship next year maybe... But mite as well carry on for A2 as i got in aye. :)

[Karl]

I did.

"Mum I got 3 A stars!"

"fuck off did you, you failed didnt you!"

"...yes." :(

[Mr_suv]

think tamwa in eastender may have lied lol ! i did cronically bad got intio uni then quit two years down sucks!

[rushy_23]

I did.

"Mum I got 3 A stars!"

"fuck off did you, you failed didnt you!"

"...yes." :(

Reason why your mom caught you out Karlos is cause you cant get "A Stars" in A Levels lol. A is the max grade :A:

I should know I got 3, haha yea rigggght

[benJee_VTR]

last year when my a-level results came through i got them posted to my house and forgot about them. Wasn't till like a week later i remembered they were sitting there.
As you can probably imagine i wasnt too bothered what i got! Still havent needed them

[josh1989]

they're dissapointed?! who's your dad? hawkins? simple thing to shut them up 'so what did you get when you did your's then mum and dad?' watch them squirm and run away

[Mieran]

in my oppinion, honestly, a levels, degrees and all that sort of thing is bollox, i never even finished school, havent got a gcse to my name, and now im working on typhoon fast jets out in saudi (been sat round since the beggining of may on full pay ,not including overeas and still paying tax, and have recently found out there a possibility im not going to be out there this side of xmas) earning £46k a year tax free! and i only turned 22 last month. where as my best mate has just finished 3 years at uni and starts a job tomorrow in the pub he worked at before he went to uni! on minum wage!!!! although seeing his life at uni, i wouldnt of minded goin! good luck with uni guys, yous will have a right laugh!:y:

Most of rich people haven't finished education and thats only a few. Nearly all of poor people haven't finished education.

People that go uni decided to play it safe and want a guaranteed good life afterwards.

If I or my parents had our own successful business I would be working to expand it and not waste my time 3 years on crap that I won't even need in a working environment. But unfortunately I don't so have to go uni, even after I finish I'm not sure I'll have a decent job.

[josh1989]

the kick in the teeth of education, when you start your new job and say 'i have a first class honours degree in english' and everyone else in the office says 'good for you', yes i stole that from dara o brien, but i honsetly don't see the point in them unless the job you ultimately want to do state you MUST have a certain qualification, like fast jet pilots must have a bsc hons degree, i wasted 3 years doing a levels only to find out it's better to get your quali's whilst on the job, in 4 years i will have a bsc hons in engineering plus 4 years working within the job, put that with someone who has the same qualifiaction but has been drinking, eating take aways and having lie ins for the same amount of time, which do you employ?

[stevie_m]

no point to telling lies they will always get found out ... plus my mum's a nosey bugger

[Nij]

Iz nit got nos A livils - dun mez na arm.....

Lol seriously, if you passed or you failed congrats for even attempting them. I am one of the lucky ones who didnt do them, but have fallen on my feet, good job, good money and work paid for all my qualifications since!

[rich112]

Yeah didnt even use a levels in the end lol

[Jay_]

its all good sayin ppl go for 3 years of lie ins etc but i am doin a music course and I am doin that cos i no its going to 1) improve my playing 2) get me into a very difficult business. Its more likely that people will employ someone with a diploma and degree than someone that has been trying to break into the business on their own! but each to their own!
And no point lyin cos it will come back and bite you in the ass at some point!

[CHIP]

Fair enough going uni and so on if your doing something which is guranteed a decent job at the end... but a lass i work with is going uni (or somewhere similar) for Dance. Now, not being funny but she's got next to f**k all chance of getting a job with that.
My cousin managed to get a job in dance and now live's in Canada and doing extremely well! But her sister still lives in Mansfield and is just a housewife... and they both did all the dance stuff. Granted though, the lass i work with is just sort of wasting life away at the minute and mummy and daddy pay for everything.

I didnt do A Levels, i didn't go Uni. I've got a VERY easy job, which pays well, a Ducati, a modified Saxo VTR, my trials bike, mates and an awesome girlfriend of 2 and abit years... That's more than enough for me :y:

[Ben]

My girlfriends brother is 36 and hes only just told his parents he lied about his A-level results :p

[flynnsvtr]

Depends what course you do at Uni as to whether its worthwhile or not.

Myself, im doing computer science, in a field where a degree just puts you on the same playing field as pretty much everyone else whos applying for the job you are.

Uni is an awsome experience, i do feel sorry for people who havent/cant go, my dad never went and still regrets it to this day

[So51cdy]

i did shit n they no it,
not arsed lol