Gina Dodd, studied English Literature, History and Sociology at A-Level and achieved A* grades across the board! Gina said, “I’m so happy with my grades! Tutors were really supportive and they always pushed me to work even harder. I’d definitely recommend these courses to other students, It was great. Following my results I’m going to study History at Durham University. It’s definitely worth taking all the opportunities you can get at college as it does really help you.”

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Molly Casares was delighted to achieve an A* in English Literature, an A in Fine Art and a B in Politics. “I’m really pleased with my results and I’ve secured my place at the University of Bristol to study a Master’s degree in Liberal Art. It’s a four-year degree that includes a Master’s degree in the final year. It also has a year abroad so I’m really looking forward to it.”

Charlie has continued to excel in his A-Level courses. Thriving in subjects including English Literature, History, and Politics, Charlie has consistently demonstrated a passion for learning and personal development.

Students scooping triple A*/A grades include Eastbourne students Nele Gewert, who achieved an A* in English Literature and A grades in Psychology and English Language. Daniel Hagan achieved an A* in Mathematics and A grades in Physics and Further Mathematics. Over at the Lewes campus, Jessica Green achieved three A grades in Philosophy, English Literature and Business. Roisin Fairbairn was awarded A* grades in Sociology and Communication & Culture, and an A in Psychology.

Hastings students celebrating their results included Samantha Richards, Martha Sankey and James Stringfellow. Two had chosen the Humanities pathway (Samantha achieved an A* in Psychology, and Martha achieved A* grades in English Literature, Geography and History), while James achieved fantastic A* grades in Chemistry, Maths and Physics.

You shouldn’t overlook the subject that you’re good at. It wouldn’t make much sense to study three A-Level subjects that you didn’t really enjoy or had no experience of at GCSE. So if you’re predicted 8s and 9s in English, then perhaps consider taking A-Level English Language & Literature.

One of the College’s success stories comes from the Lewes campus, with student Emily Hughes, 18, from Polegate, who received A* grades in English Language and Literature and A grades in History and French. An ecstatic Emily collected her results from the Lewes campus.