Teenager passes 23 A levels

GlasweJen

Hmm someone at work read this and apparently he never told his parents, makes you wonder how could they not notice?

robin_banks

What's the point in doing 23 A levels ?, all this shows is that common sense isn't common.

andromache_2

Here are the subjects...
1. Physics - A
2. Chemistry - B
3. Biology - A
4. Mathematics - A
5. Computing - A
6. Marine Sciences - A
7. Applied ICT - A
8. Thinking Skills - A
9. Urdu Literature - A
10. GP (International) - A
11. Geography - A
12. Applied Geography - A
13. General Further Mathematics - C
14. Human Biology - A
15. Pure Mathematics - A
16. Further Mathematics - A
17. Sociology - A
18. Psychology - A
19. General Studies (UK AS level) - A
20. English Language (UK AS level) - A
21. Thinking Skills - A
22. Urdu Language - A
23. Business Studies - A
24. Critical Thinking - A

As expected, lots of the 'easy' ones. TBH I'd reckon that's pretty do-able - I got close to full marks in 7 subjects (6 proper ones plus critical thinking) and found that fine; I didn't work that hard and had loads of time-consuming extra-curriculars and a social life. But I got far more out of my extra-currics than I would have out of doing so many extra subjects!

TDQO

You've put "thinking skills" twice...

It's hardly easy but he did take a lot of complimentary subjects like 4 mathematics courses so they all support each other. Oh and "critical thinking" and "thinking skills" are a complete joke, they really shouldn't count. Neither should "general studies" or "applied ICT" as both could be done by a 12yr old.

He's still done bloody well though.