Just got my results..

[Zak]

From my 3-year Computer Science Degree.

65.60% - 2:1 overall

I'm so happy! I was a complete failure at school, I actually got kicked out of school for no attendance for three months. I was a complete ****. The staff at my school didn't care, it was an awful school. My head mitress said to me in private "I hope you enjoy the rest of your life working in McDonalds". This is why I'm so elated at my result that I've finally made myself proud for once and not just been a complete **** up.

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[Kieran]

Congratulations Glad to hear it all worked out.

[Shar]

Wow what a *****
Well done Zak

[lawrawrrr]

I didn't realise you were that old!!!! Really nice going Zak, congratulations

[Zak]

I didn't realise you were that old!!!! Really nice going Zak, congratulations

21 in under a month not that old I hope !x

[Chippiewill]

Congratulations, well deserved I'm sure.

[Futz]

Well done man! I would love to do Computer Science at uni, what A levels did you take, did they prepare you for it and how difficult is it at degree level?

Sorry if I seem a bit of a bother I just like meeting Comp Sci majors.

[j0rd]

Well done, glad you proved your old school wrong!

[Smurfed-]

Congrats man.

[Zak]

Well done man! I would love to do Computer Science at uni, what A levels did you take, did they prepare you for it and how difficult is it at degree level?

Sorry if I seem a bit of a bother I just like meeting Comp Sci majors.

I did the BTEC National Diploma in Computing and got a Triple Distinction (apparently equivalent to AAA at a level) but it really isn't, they just tell you that. A levels are harder than college courses. Nothing really can prepare you unless you're doing a course where higher-level programming languages are involved (c++, java). My course mainly focused on the art of software development, construction of the software, business side, usability and stuff and computer mathematics

and thank you for the well done