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20 Tweets From A Level Results Day Every Student Can Relate To
Sabrina Collier
Updated Aug 16, 2018Save
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Today’s the day: A Level Results Day. For thousands of 18-year olds up and down the UK, this day could easily see their lives change forever and they find out whether or not they got the grades to get into their first choice uni.
We don’t know how comforting this statement actually is, but it’s true – you’re all in the same boat. Here are some painfully relatable tweets to prove just that…
Ah, the night before results day, when sleep eludes you…
When there’s actually relief in NOT knowing how you did…
It’s only a matter of time.
When you’re not feeling particularly positive.
Thankfully, we have our family to make us feel better at this nervous time.
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For some, you’ll get to breathe a huge sigh of relief.
For others, not so much…
And, just like the generic photos of blonde girls jumping up and down at their results, Twitter’s brought us a new A Level tradition.
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The former Assistant Editor of TopUniversities.com, Sabrina wrote and edited articles to guide students from around the world on a wide range of topics. She has a bachelor's degree in English Literature and Creative Writing from Aberystwyth University and grew up in Staffordshire, UK.