Is it mathematically possible to get an A?

Assuming you have 2 more units left, then that's true. Even if you get 100% on those two units your UMS average will be 74.5% which ,as above, is less than the 80% for an A

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Assuming you have 2 more units left, then that's true. Even if you get 100% on those two units your UMS average will be 74.5% which ,as above, is less than the 80% for an A

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75+98+39+35+100+100= 447/600 = 74.5% (assuming each module is out of 100 UMS)

i though the two ISAs were out of 60, biol 2 was out of 140 , biol 1 out of a hundred

hi

My teacher has told me it is mathermatically iimpossible for me to get an A in biology at A level

however I think he has got the maths wrong, so I am a bit confused

in unit 1 i got 75 UMS
In unit 2 I got 98 UMS (in retaking)
In my AS ISA my best was 39 in UMS
IN my A2 ISA my best was 35 in UMS

I think i stand on a B at the moment

does anyone have any inspirational anecdotal evidence of going from a B to an A?

cheers

they arent all out of 100