Declaring Grades on UCAS Applications **UPDATED for 2014-15**

Oh okay thanks , so for places like ucl they just want overall ums. two questions hah 1. If i'm retkaing one maths module will it come up as pending on ucas?

2. Does ucl pt high emphasis on GCSEs and high AS UMS scores for courses like economics?

Thanks in advance

Question:

if you have an AS level you are doing over 2 years (so it is incomplete) do you mention it on ucas? I won't have a grade for it - as i've done 2/3 modules?

Got my results today. Got a B, C, C and a U. Will be trying my upmost in improving other grades except for the U which I am dropping. The 'U', I got was in a subject that is irrelevant to my course that I want to study at University. Should I hide it or is it better off entering on the UCAS form? Will it also affect what universities think of me if I enter the grade?

i think you have to enter all your grades even if you re dropping it

Just so I understand this, so I don't mess up later.

I got an E in Chemistry A-Level. So on my UCAS form I would enter my grades once for AQA Chemistry A-Level. And then do it again with 'Pending' instead of the grades for just the A2 level? I'm not planning on resitting any AS ones, so I'd just leave those grades on there and only change the A2 modules to pending?

I have two questions. I did an AS level in Year 11, do I have to declare this even though I did this at a different school to my sixth form and I did an extra module in Maths this year that didn't go well, do I have to declare that even though it's an extra module?

What if you re-took exams in June (the first sitting was in January) so on your result slip you have two results for one module, would you need to put both of them down or just the higher mark?

I don't think that my school certifies AS results. I'm sure that my Head of Sixth said that at some point this year, and on the results statement, only module grades were listed on it, not overall AS grades. Does this mean that I can't list the AS on the UCAS Form, apart from as modules inside the pending A2s, as they haven't been officially awarded as AS qualifications?

Hi,
I have really bad grades at AS due to extenuating circumstances. The AS grades are not cashed in. Do put the AS grades as pending? I have good predicted grades but I couldnt take some of the modules during my summer exams due to my circumstances. I was wondering, if should still apply to my university choices - imperial, ucl, bath, Bristol and queens?

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You have to declare the AS. If you aren't going to take the other modules required to complete a qualification, you can omit that extra module.

What if I plan to resit said module in January?

My extenuating circumstances were that my grandpa had cancer and he passed away in may and I had to go to back to my country which took 2 days. This meant that I had to miss 3 AS modules and now I have very bad results. Can you please answer my above post as you request more information.

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On my results sheet, i have an overall grade for my a level maths, does that mean it has been cashed in?

If you've done A2, is it acceptable to write done both your AS and A2 grades (e.g. A in biology AS, B in A2, etc)?

Do you have to state both your AS overall AS grade (old and newly re-certified)? ie year 12 got AS Physics c, year 13 AS physics A?

I received my AS Level results on Thursday but I don't know how to submit those results to UCAS. I was told that for subjects we were continuing into A2 we entered the qualification as a GCE Advanced Level pending August 2013. However, this doesn't include an option where you can make clear your overall AS grade. Are we supposed to enter in every AS we've taken as a GCE Advanced Subsidiary (First Award 2001) and also enter in A2 subjects as the GCE Advanced Levels? We received an overall grade for each subject on the results slip so they've been certificated but I don't know how to enter the information into UCAS.

Sorry, this is probably a stupid question but my school is not helpful with regards to UCAS applications.

Do read the first post in this thread.

AS levels and full A levels are separate qualifications and must be recorded separately, even though the same AS modules contribute to the overall A level result. If you have resat modules and re-certificated the AS level you have to record each update of your overall grade as well.

I have done A level maths in 1 year, my teacher is not cashing in the whole A level just the AS units. Do I still declare my A level result on UCAS? (Or leave it as pending/not mention it?)