**UPDATED 27/09/10** Declaring GCSE/AS/A Level Grades on UCAS

You seem to be confused between UMS marks and grades. There is no such thing as an UMS grade, and only module grades can be declared on the UCAS application. I don't see why you wouldn't declare them.

But, i can click the "other" option, on the application form, and put "120/120"; for example.
wouldn't that be a better option? so that they could see those few 100% that i scored?, instead of just "A"?

That isn't what that option is for, but if you wish to demonstrate that you can't understand simple instructions or don't mind subverting a perfectly reasonable system for your own ends then go right ahead and do it. A more sensible option might be to get your referee to mention your 100% modules, as will everyone else.

So, do you think it would be better if i quoted every module GRADE, (including Chemistry Unit4: B, Unit5: D; and Maths: FP1: B, S2: B) than if i didn't quote any of them? just the overall grades?

i got a G in Resistive Materical do i have to enter it?

Do you need to do anything special if you're getting a paper remarked? Set the module as pending? The entire AS as pending? Do nothing and have UCAS tell the universities if the grade changes later? (And in case it makes a difference my AS grades have been certificated).

I ask because I'm having a remark done and it may come back after I send my application off (Oxbridge deadline).

Thanks.

With re-sits, I don't quite understand. So say I want to do a re-sit in just Core 2 Maths, do I enter this twice (once with grade, once with pending) on my unit grades OR do I fill in AS maths and then open up another AS maths qual with just Core 2, pending?

From what I gather you enter two on the same subject under unit grade, one with your initial grade and another (your resit) saying 'pending'.
If someone were to be nice to confirm because I have a similar situation with History

See I tried that but it wouldn't let me repeat the unit title?

I am filling out my qualifications section today. I will put in all of my GCSEs as they should be, and same with AS (which I believe is Advanced Subsidiary). Some questions:

1) If I achieved 78/100, do I input that, or 78? Neither; you put B. You don't declare UMS, you declare grades..
2) I did an AS in Further Maths with Edexcel, doing FP1, D1 and D2. What AS is this listed as? Er, further maths?
3) How do I list my A2s, do I list them as pending? Read the OP of this thread.
4) How will universities know my predicted grades? Your referee will tell them.
5) Where should I put references from work experience placements? In a file somewhere until you need them. You don't need them for applying to university.

Please quote.

Further maths is listed as Further Maths, Further (Pure) Maths, and Further (Applied) Maths, so I am confused.