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AS-level - first award or last award???

Hi,

Please help. I'm filling in my UCAS and at the part where it asks for AS level grades I don't know whether to select AS Level (first award 2001) or AS Level (last award 2001).

What's the difference?? I'm applying as a mature student so I have my grades already (I took the exams in 2002).

Thanks in advance.
Reply 1
'Last awarded' means that the A-level syllabus was discarded in 2001; 'first awarded' is the syllabus which replaced it. I'd imagine that you sat your AS exams in 2001 and A2s in 2002 - in which case, you'd have been following the syllabus 'first awarded in 2001'. :smile:
Reply 2
i actually sat the AS levels in 2002 and A2s in 2003. Does this still mean i should choose first award?
mattisalive
i actually sat the AS levels in 2002 and A2s in 2003. Does this still mean i should choose first award?


Yeah, thats still the right one.
Reply 4
StabiloBoss
Yeah, thats still the right one.


cool, thanks very much!!
I did my AS levels in 2015 and am doing my A2s in 2016, what do I put?

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