Critical Thinking AS- Medical School Application

I doubt it will be looked at really, but if you're worried just dont put it on your application..

To OP; I doubt it'll matter. However, you have to put it on your application along with all other qualifications.

Why?

yeah i heard you have a LEGAL OBLIGATION to list all of your qualifications unless you got a U

Interesting, I've never heard that before (not that I've ever committed that offence). Where did you here this from?

my teachers and rumours around school, otherwise believe me it wouldn't be on my ucas atm lol

tmk it's not true but i could be wrong..lets say hypothetically it isn't allowed, would they know if you don't put it down..

To OP; I doubt it'll matter. However, you have to put it on your application along with all other qualifications.

which **** left me neg rep because of this thread, claimed I'm wrong and refused to leave their name. If you're so sure you're correct then why are you cowardly? Is it because you are scared of being wrong? If so, you'll never succeed in life as one can only learn from their mistakes. You seem so full of yourself, i wouldn't be surprised if you are a loner..

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Shut up, jesus. You whine like a kid.

You have to declare all qualifications. Don't be silly and ignore one. If it's found out later on, and you are at med school or hold an offer, you will be kicked out. It's fraud by omission - if I recall when I applied last year, before you submit an application you agree that you have included everything, and everything is correct, etc. so you need to ensure everything is complete.

I'll find the relevant document on UCAS and link it to you. Don't omit anything. It's stupid.

They don't even look at the Critical Thinking grade. Even if they did, I really doubt they would care you got a C in a fifth AS.

Interesting, I've never heard that before (not that I've ever committed that offence). Where did you here this from?

I've been told by my college tutors that I can leave an AS grade out. Actually, they said I should leave it out.

I've been told by my college tutors that I can leave an AS grade out. Actually, they said I should leave it out.

All qualifications must be entered, even if you received an unsuccessful grade, if you are still waiting to take the final exams or if you are waiting for the results.

I disagree completely with them. Once you submit the application you "sign" a disclaimer saying that you've included everything, including all your qualifications. Your universities will check all your qualifications with your exam board, or more likely your certificates. They will then see an extra qualification on your certificate that isn't disclosed on UCAS. It's grounds for dismissal, same as if you lied about any of your grades or work experience.

The relevant section of UCAS is here.



There's a more harshly worded version (i.e. "you MUST include all qualifications" ) but I can't find it.