Lying about GCSE grade on UCAS form
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Re: Did anyone 'lie' on UCAS applicationI don't understand what you mean. Can you try and rephrase your question and use correct grammar and punctuation please. You failed GCSE English? What did you get the D in?(Original post by Hassan285)
i failed gcse english the only one i did fail i got a d im retaking it and applying to ucas they want a pass tho im applying independantly should i lie or not?
If you lie (and you're caught) then there can be serious reprucussions. As far as I understand it might mean all offers you receive (if you receive offers) are revoked. It's not worth the risk. -
Re: Lying about GCSE grade on UCAS form
Obviously no OP. Say it is either pending or just wait and apply next year. However, if your Uni is looking for a pass, not necessarily a C grade then you have no need to lie?
Random thought. Medicine and English?Isn't a D grade at GCSE a pass? So, if the University you are applying to want a PASS in GCSE English, if you've got a grade D, then surely you've met the requirement?
How did you do it...personal statement wise? Congrats on your offer btw
Last edited by yesioo; 02-12-2009 at 12:06. -
Re: Lying about GCSE grade on UCAS formGrades A* down to G are officially pass grades. However, only grades A* down to C are supposed to be equivalent to a pass in the old GCE O level. Employers and most universities are only interested in grades A* down to C, which is why many people think these are the pass grades. For UCAS purposes you have to declare all grades above U grade.(Original post by Hassan285)
im not sure i googled it and majority are saying D is fail im :s explain please -
Re: Lying about GCSE grade on UCAS formA 'U' is a fail. Anything above is a pass. A 'C' is usually considered the pass grade because Uni's usually look for grade 'C' or above, but in fact anything above 'U' is still a pass.(Original post by Hassan285)
im quite sure in gcse is C a pass and D is a fail