Declaring Grades on UCAS FAQ

If you email [email protected] asap with the additional qualifications and then notify your universities that you misunderstood UCAS guidance and have added your original grades to your application then nothing will happen to you.

If you don't disclose your grades then there is a small risk that your application could be damaged. It depends very much which courses and universities you've applied for and is impossible to predict if you've chosen choices that will be particularly harsh in cases where an applicant has withheld information. The chances of being found out are high - the chances of your choices being harsh are low - but the consequences are severe and there's no downside to putting in the information you were requested.

Hi,
I'm about to submit my application but I want to make sure that I entered my results in correctly...
I did take a few resist for both GCSE and AS/A2.

At GCSE I re-sat a single module to up my Additional Science grade. However, before resisting, my school cashed in my marks and I received the final grade on a certificate. I now have 2 certificates with the different grades. - Both these need to be entered into UCAS.

For AS/A2 I re-sat a few separate modules for different subjects (re-submitted biology coursework) and such. However, my grades were only cashed in at the end and I only have certificates for either the whole A2 or the subjects that I completed to AS. - Do I just enter those overall grades or do I need to also need to declare something about the resists? (I never re-sat the whole A-level).

Thanks!

Hi,
I'm applying to UCAS after switching courses, meaning I was at university and then dropped out now I'm applying for something else, I can't find a way to add that to the UCAS education section? How do I add that I attended university?
Thanks

Use the 'my school/college isn't listed here' option and take it from there.

Thanks! and would I need to add my module results there too?

I'm retaking a single module from my Computing A-Level this summer. On UCAS, should I enter the whole A-Level as 'Pending', or should I also list the modules to make it clear which one I'm retaking, and what modules I'm 'keeping'?

You do either, but if you are going to list all the modules on one subject, you should do so for all your subjects. Once all appeals etc are over, the only enduring information about your results is the overall grade shown on each certificate, and that is the only formal information passed to the universities by UCAS.

Hi I wondered if anyone could help me...
I submitted my application in October 2015. When I was filling out UCAS, I entered my AS level results (including module results), and put that I had achieved them in August 2015 (which I did). However, there was a question after this which said, "For AS subjects please enter when you plan to 'certificate' your AS". I didn't really understand this question - I assumed it meant when I would receive certificates for my AS results. I thought the school would give these at the end of Year 13, so I put 'August 2016'. But then a few weeks after I submitted my application to my universities, the school gave us our AS certificates.
I am worrying now that the universities will see a contradiction in my application (the fact that I said I had got my AS results in August 2015, but they will be certificated at the end of year 13 i.e. August 2016) and maybe think I am resitting or something (which I am not).
...does this even matter???
Thanks in advance

The tutor overseeing my application is pretty confident that I don't need to declare an "E" grade AS qualification on my application and that my GCSE grade in the subject is more than enough to show my proficiency. I told them that I need to declare all of my grades, but they responded by telling me it was just "scaremongering".

The teacher is quite experienced and has been overseeing UCAS applications for years. What's the deal? Clearly there is some incentive for not declaring the grade, but according to the information here it appears to be a risky tactic. So why is my tutor so lax about declaring grades?

hi everyone, i left school last year and taking a gap year, in my a levels i got C in english literature and B in Geography along with D*. i dropped maths (C) and Spanish (E) at AS.

at as geography at got a c but resat one of the modules this year and on my certificate it says Advanced Geography B and then underneath line it says Advanced Subsiduary B

does this mean i need to put in my results
A level gegraphy - B aug 2015
As Geography - B - aug 2015
as Geography - c - 2014????????

just seen it and really stressing, i also did a foundation maths paper in year 9 when we were going to do modular maths but in year 10 we chose to do linear and just did 2 higher papers at the end of the years so do i need to put this one foundation module paper in? and if so where becuase i dont have certificate for it :/