Quiz: Are you prepared for A Level results day?

With A Level results being released in just a few weeks, it's time to take your head out of the sand and get organised. You need to know what time your school is releasing your results and where you need to go. Do you have a plan for what you will do if your results aren't what you hoped? It's a good idea to think about whether you'll take a year out or enter clearing. The sooner you prepare, the less stressful the day will be...

You've been preparing for results day for a while, and you know what the day will entail. But how you plan to find your results and what you will do if your grades aren't as you hoped are all matters that are still a bit blurry. It's a good idea to speak with your school and discuss exactly what you need to do, and maybe even speak with your tutor about your options after you've received your results. Knowing how to contact the universities you've applied to and what to do if you miss your offer can help reduce stress on the day - but you're almost there in your organisation!

You've had your checklist ready for ages, and you know exactly what to do on the day. You know how you'll recieve your results, and what to do if you don't meet the grades for your university offer. Chances are you're feeling anxious about the results so you're preparing well in advance. Don't forget to allow for changes in your ready-made schedule as sometimes things may change on the day, but if you prepared for your A Level exams as well as you prepared for the results, you should be just fine!