I smurfing hated maths at school. I could do it on most the part, but I hated it, it bored me half to death and every single maths teacher I had at school was useless - so I taught myself most things out of a book. I got a B in my GCSE. I'm okay, but when it comes to anything to do with shapes and fractions I fail miserably. I used to find algebra the easiest, but having not done any for the past two years I probably couldn't do it now.

The college I originally applied for asked me to do Maths or Statistics instead of my choice of Law - so I didn't go to that college. I couldn't have done another two years of it. I much preferred the English subjects at school, Art and ICT. I didn't get to do Psychology until college as my school didn't offer it as a GCSE at the time (they started to the year after! ), but that's my favourite now.