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

Woodside

does that mean I wouldn't need to put it down as I have no proof of it?

No it doesn't.

Reply 64

apotoftea

Never ventured in here before so am hoping it's the right place - it's do with UCAS forms, A-levels etc :smile:

Firstly - does anyone know if you can do the A2 year of a subject that you have an AS in from when you were at school? I've got AS Chemistry but need to do the second year, is this possible? I assume it is or do I have do the whole thing again?

Secondly - if I can do the A2 on its own, how do I put it on the UCAS form? Do I select the correct subject/level on the form and put in the results for the 3 modules I've already done, albeit 5 years ago and leave the A2 ones as pending for next summer?

Confused.com :biggrin:

Reply 65

Minerva

OP

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ViralRiver

The OP only gives information on A2s if they are resits.

I would suggest you read that section again, this time more carefully.

Reply 66

Seasick Steve

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Seasick Steve

Hi thanks for the help in the OP, but I've got one quick question. My school does NOT cash in results, so on my UCAS form, do I just select the subjects and enter "pending" for the overall grade? I'm worried because when I select "pending", I get the warning message "Grade is mandatory for completed examinations." Do I just ignore this, or should I enter something else?

Also, assuming I'm not declaring my grades, do I put pending under each of the separate modules, or do I not even need to add the names of each of the units?

Thanks in advance.

Bump - this seems to be the only post that hasn't been answered yet :emo:

Reply 67

x_muneeb_x

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hey i took my English o level in june 2009 but got a D. I then took it again in January 2010.
I got an A.

I put down my 7 olevels in june 2009 section and then i put down o level english in january 2010 so basically i did not declare my D and declared what i got on my retake which is an A. Can i do this?

Reply 68

Sequoia Throne

I'm just wanting to double-check that I've entered my education section properly. I have all my GCSE's in, and I also have my A Levels in wih the grade set to "pending" (Doing A Levels this school year).

Now, am I supposed to have entered my AS grades in too? I've put all my AS grades in, and then as I'm re-sitting one of my AS economics exams I've re-entered that, put pending as the overall grade, pending in the unit box for that exam then the grade of my other exam unit.

Does that seem right?

Reply 69

Minerva

OP

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Marsha2112

Can I ask, what happens if you don't? Do they dig in some database to find grades you didn't mention, and reject you then throw you in jail?

They can check, in a number of ways, and do. If you are found to have been dishonest in your application, you could lose your offer/place. If that's a risk you want to take, go ahead. I just wouldn't recommend it, that's all.

Reply 70

nofish4u

13

Hey,

basically i have a nasty AS level grade, an E in portugese, which i dont really want tarnishing my application, so in short, do you have to put ALL of your grades on the application or can you leave nasty ones off. I spoke to my school and they were unsure whether it is allowed or not by Ucas

Thanks

Reply 71

Minerva

OP

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nofish4u

Hey,

basically i have a nasty AS level grade, an E in portugese, which i dont really want tarnishing my application, so in short, do you have to put ALL of your grades on the application or can you leave nasty ones off. I spoke to my school and they were unsure whether it is allowed or not by Ucas

Thanks

You have to put it in as it's a qualification you hold (assuming it was certificated).

Reply 72

hi i need some help

i have my final A level grades of AAA. I retook some AS modules during A2 so when i put down the AS grades down as june 2009 do i put the updated AS result and what year should i put it in

Reply 73

TX22

(a) do i put the updated AS result and (b) what year should i put it in

(a) Well, obviously! and (b) the date it was (re-)certificated.

Reply 74

so my AS levels would be like this

june 2009 A2 - june 2010 X3 subjectes
june 2009
june 2009
june 2010

wouldnt that show i did AS levels in 2 years but i actually did it within the 2 year normal timetable which is acceptable for unis.

ALSO, i got a U for AS general studies, do i have to put that down

theres nothing on the ucas website about U grade

Good bloke

(a) Well, obviously! and (b) the date it was (re-)certificated.

Reply 75

TX22

so my AS levels would be like this

june 2009 A2 - june 2010 X3 subjectes
june 2009
june 2009
june 2010

wouldnt that show i did AS levels in 2 years but i actually did it within the 2 year normal timetable which is acceptable for unis. That isn't a problem - it is quite normal.

ALSO, i got a U for AS general studies, do i have to put that down No.
theres nothing on the ucas website about U grade

See above.

Reply 76

how do you know i dont have to put the U grade down?

sorry i am just a bit worried lol. does it say it on the UCAS website

my teacher is checking it before it gets send off but she might forget to tell me to not include the U grade

thanks for the help

Good bloke

See above.

(edited 13 years ago)

Reply 77

nofish4u

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Minerva

You have to put it in as it's a qualification you hold (assuming it was certificated).

and if you dont? what happens

Reply 78

TX22

how do you know i dont have to put the U grade down?

sorry i am just a bit worried lol. does it say it on the UCAS website

my teacher is checking it before it gets send off but she might forget to tell me to not include the U grade

thanks for the help

Because I have read the UCAS website: http://www.ucas.com/students/applying/howtoapply/education/

I am assuming you didn't certificate the U grade, as is normal, of course.

you provide details of:

all qualifications for which you have accepted certification from an

•

awarding organisation, even if you're retaking all or part of the qualification

and nothing else.

Reply 79