A-level results day marks a nervous time in many students’ lives – but many reality stars, including Love Islanders, know the stress of sitting the important exams
As A-level results day arrives once again, it can be a day of dread for many pupils as they anxiously await their results which determine whether they’ve secured a place at university.
"We're a lot smarter than people give us credit for," said Jess. While Eve added: "Yeah, we basically got all A's in our GCSE's". Hitting back at the trolls, he tweeted: "‘Love Island. Eve and Jess. For the doubters. It is possible to be a girl, look really good, wear make-up, dye your hair blonde and still go to a good university."After failing to find love on the show, Alex headed straight back to work in hospital and has been posting educational health videos on social media.
"It felt like the end of the world at the time but 6 years later I graduated with a distinction and got my dream job in London. Never give up and dream bit."To get accepted, successful candidates must have a minimum of three As at A level - although most typical offers are made to people with one A* and two As in academic subjects.
"She did really well in her A Levels and GCSEs. She managed to get the grades to do that course, but she dropped out to pursue an acting career." Eva, who is still with Naz, worked in recruitment after graduating from a Business Management degree at the University of Nottingham. While she hasn't revealed her exact A-level grades, Yewande did do well enough to earn a place at Athlone Institute of Technology, leaving with a first class honours degree in Biotechnology.
And he did well in his GCSEs too, telling his Twitter followers in 2016: "Good luck with ur GCSE's peeps! I got 4 A* 5 A's and ended up throwing parties for a living and on Love Island! Who would have thought ey?" The series five runner-up famously dropped out of school when he was in year nine and left without a single qualification to his name.
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