Good GCSE's my messed up my as-levels, can I choose not to declare them on UCAS form?

Okay, so I got 4A*'s and 5As at GCSE, and I've just entered them into my UCAS application.

I really messed up my as-levels this year and instead of getting As which I was predicted I got 2Bs a C a D and an E

I plan to resit nearly all modules next year, and hopefully push my grades up.

I know it's my fault, i didn't revise for GCSE's at all, and I didn't revise for as levels either because I thought they would be at the same level. But obviously I need to start working a lot harder.

I really don't want to declare my AS grades because I don't think the Unis i'm applying for are going to send me offers.

I'm applying to places which either require ABB or BBB grades.

Do I have to declare my AS grades? Or can I apply to my school to wait until after my resits?

Reply 1

This should help :smile:

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=916162

Reply 2

Charxx

thanks

I guess I'm going to have to declare them!

Reply 3

MewMachine

It's more about predicted grades anyway, so if you can get your teachers to predict you at least ABB you should be fine :smile:

Reply 4

John Locke

If they're certified i think you have to declare the overall grades but declaring the individual module grades is optional. If that's any consolation.

Reply 5

Degausser

You dont need to declare them if they aren't certified.

Reply 6

Charxx

actually I think it would look better for me if I declared the module grades.

my english language was A in one exam, B in the other. overall B :frown:

and my maths was 2Cs and 1D, overall D. :frown:

etc. I might speak to my form tutor and see if I can decline the As'? I don't know!

Reply 7

John Locke

Charxx

actually I think it would look better for me if I declared the module grades.

my english language was A in one exam, B in the other. overall B :frown: