If you’re waiting to find out your exam results to find out whether you got into the university of your choice, chances are you’re probably starting to get pretty nervous right now. Trust us, you’re not alone!
Here are 19 of the best tweets about waiting for exam results.
1. You’re probably expecting the worst…
me on the phone to clearing tryna explain why i got DDD instead of ABB #alevelresults pic.twitter.com/w2iCGlaSS5
— izzy (@izzyhinchliffe) August 10, 2019
Grades are just letters really aren’t they?
2. You’re really wishing that time travel was a thing.
Looking back on May realising you probably should’ve revised more.. #resultsday pic.twitter.com/hV7imRyJrD
— A(@amie_1_xo) August 6, 2018
If someone could invent it in the next few days that’d be great, thanks.
3. You have a feeling you know what’s coming anyway.
me opening the envelope acting surprised on results day
— d h r u (@_dhru_) August 8, 2019
pic.twitter.com/OU7VeCVfRR
4. Lying awake thinking of all the possibilities is really messing with your beauty sleep.
The count down until results day #resultsday pic.twitter.com/auFj6pWgpt
— Georgia Mills (@georgia_millls) August 12, 2019
No more dreams about exam papers. Please!
5. Everything seems to be reminding you of results day.
look! this milk has the same expiry date as me #alevelresultsday #alevelresults pic.twitter.com/Zam4AO5xjk
— Jess (@jmillrd) August 14, 2018
The milk is the only one around here that UNDERSTANDS me.
6. And you’re turning to the stars for the answers.
As if my mam and I have spent the entire morning reading my horoscopes in preparation for results day, desperate times #Resultsday2019
— Nia Davies (@superniasaurus) August 9, 2019
Wait, what do you mean I’m going to have an eventful month? Is that good or bad? Just do your job and tell me the future!
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