Ruby Granger #28 What a depacle!
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She showed her transcript
Lol I guess not thenShe showed her transcript
Sorry I haven't watched the video
Max is 100. But a first is 70+. It's been explained a lot of times in the threads
Thanks. Well i don't come often, so i didn't know
'iTs LiTeRaLlY jUsT a NuMbEr' type preaching shoehorned into a video which makes it very apparent that to her at least it's much more than just a number
this video is the exact same thing she's been saying about grades for years lmao
this video is the exact same thing she's been saying about grades for years lmao
"The feedback is what matters"
Exeter's feedback is trash lmao, all anyone cares about is the grade you get
Didn't she say she wants to do a master? So i don't think she'll stop studying anytime soon..Well I'm sure that now that she's got these stellar grades she's ready to leave the nest to put what she learned to fruition, find an exciting career, expand her horizons, and enjoy intellectually stimulating exchanges with her peers
Of course her highest score was the Children moduleI'm watching the results video and I can't really work out the names of the modules she did because of how she speaks
The module results she listed are:
YEAR 1
72 on academic English (that is what she said right?)
73 on poems
75 on the novel
74 on beginnings
72 on approaches to criticism
69 on introduction to creative writing
OVERALL YEAR 1: 72.63
YEAR 2
76 on religion and Holocaust memory and public life (please tell me I heard the name of this wrong)
73 on American literature
79 on theatrical and modern cultures of England
76 on 19th century writings
OVERALL YEAR 2: 76
YEAR 3
76 on Charles Dickens
80 on writing for children and young adults
74 on life and death in early modern literature
74 in the dissertation
OVERALL YEAR 3: 76
OVERALL MARK - 76
As someone who is overjoyed with a 65 i cannot grasp why she is disappointed with a 74 
I can only dream of such a mark. She’s done really well but ngl I’m secretly glad she’s not happy with it….it gives me a shred of satisfaction
I can only dream of such a mark. She’s done really well but ngl I’m secretly glad she’s not happy with it….it gives me a shred of satisfaction I know this sounds awful but I've had two glasses of wine so let me be but I'm so glad to see that I get the same/sometimes better marks than Ruby and I put in half the hours she does (not a brag btw it just shows you don't need to do so much extra reading and 15 hour study hours to do well)
Are you in the UK? Me too though, I ended with a 2:1 but a handful of my scores were low 70s, and I really didn't spend a lot of my time studying.
I dont understand why she cares about getting more than 70 anyway. You can't get more than a 1st, so the number doesnt matter in the grand scheme of things?
That's not true, you can achieve it too.As someone who is overjoyed with a 65 i cannot grasp why she is disappointed with a 74
But she spent her life Only studying.
I think it's better to have lower grades and to enjoy your life
.(And she's sponsored by her University, i wonder if that helped too... lol.)
I half assed the last year of my degree and ended up with a 2;1, she definitely makes herself busy to soothe her anxieties
I’m too long out of school to really be able to relate, but yeah… I didn’t do anywhere near the amount of busywork and got the same or better while having an actual life and working 20 hours a week
I mean she’s right in that numbers really don’t matter (I’ve had exactly one person ever ask me how I did, my career is built on entirely other strengths) but I’m also petty enough to admit I’m glad she didn’t do as well as she expected.
and of course glad to have touched a nerve. Hi Roobee, hi!
Did she really say numbers don't matter??? Even though in all her videos she advised us to write the ideal grade we want to achieve lolI’m too long out of school to really be able to relate, but yeah… I didn’t do anywhere near the amount of busywork and got the same or better while having an actual life and working 20 hours a week
I mean she’s right in that numbers really don’t matter (I’ve had exactly one person ever ask me how I did, my career is built on entirely other strengths) but I’m also petty enough to admit I’m glad she didn’t do as well as she expected.
and of course glad to have touched a nerve. Hi Roobee, hi!
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I'm disappointed to be honest, she doesn't really deserve it if her consistently poor wording and misinterpretation is anything to go by.
Well, I suppose she's got her coveted "FARRST".
Well, I suppose she's got her coveted "FARRST".
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