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No Decline anymore
i m confused about the new decline policy this year
apparently it's not possible to decline any exam results now. The decline service doesnt exist anymore from Jan08.
Anyone doing AEA this summer?
do ppl get a certificate if they get a U in AEA ? cos getting a cert means it has to go onto UCAS
apparently it's not possible to decline any exam results now. The decline service doesnt exist anymore from Jan08.
Anyone doing AEA this summer?
do ppl get a certificate if they get a U in AEA ? cos getting a cert means it has to go onto UCAS
You can get Distinction, Merit or U in AEA, the U just means that you did not attain a high enough score to warrant a passing grade.
If you do get a U in AEA, you get no certificate for it and you have no worry about declining a U grade seeing as getting a U means that you get no grade at all.
In short, you get a U in your AEA, you will not have to put it on UCAS.
If you do get a U in AEA, you get no certificate for it and you have no worry about declining a U grade seeing as getting a U means that you get no grade at all.
In short, you get a U in your AEA, you will not have to put it on UCAS.
IChem
In short, you get a U in your AEA, you will not have to put it on UCAS.
I thought that in AEA you still must declare it even though it is a U.
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