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I'm currently in year 11 and I'd really like to be a game journalist; I've been playing games since I was about 5, and still do today. I also read a lot of magazines and regularly visit gaming websites, so I am definately passionate about games!
One thing that's troubling me, however, is my English. I've always done well in the creative writing part (A/B), but in everything else I get straight Cs. I'm also not going to take English at college. These are my attained and predicted grades: Attained Core Science- A* French- A* Statistics- A AS Level Critical Thinking- B Predicted Additional Science- A* Maths- A* Spanish- A* English- C Bus/Com- A AiDA- A* Humanities- B/C Next year, I'm planning to go to college and study A level Biology, Chemistry, Maths and French, with a view to going on to university. So, could I get into games journalism with an English C grade as long as I had a degree and practised my writing? |
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Kudos on the grades. You're doing a lot better than I did at this point in my GCSE's. Quote:
It would be a distinct disadvantage if you were trying to get into a top university. Check out course pre-requisites on UCAS for more information. You should also get in contact with the careers advisor at your school.
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you clever people, you make me sad. I look stupid, compared to you.. |
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I would be tempted to take English and Media Studies at college if I was you, however if you do badly you might let yourself down when it comes to applying to university - having said that, I left college with poor A-level grades due to laziness and got a first at university when I worked hard, which I think proves hard work is probably the most important factor in success. Perhaps you should try and analyse why you have lower grades in English than your other subjects and see if it's possible to take steps to alter this?
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