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Difference between AS Results and GCSE Results?
Obvoiusly both are important, what i ment by the question is
a, Are there more teachers at AS/ Results then GCSE
b, Do you actually get my AS results in an envelope unlike my GCSE?
c, If ive messed this year up will i get an equally oppitunity to resit the year?
d, For AS results could i log into UCAS to find out my grades?
e, Will teachers shout if you fail? after all they need to maintain ther 98% pass rate.
a, Are there more teachers at AS/ Results then GCSE
b, Do you actually get my AS results in an envelope unlike my GCSE?
c, If ive messed this year up will i get an equally oppitunity to resit the year?
d, For AS results could i log into UCAS to find out my grades?
e, Will teachers shout if you fail? after all they need to maintain ther 98% pass rate.
p.s GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!
1. Depends on the school. There were loads of teachers at my high school GCSE results day and none at my AS results day.
2. Depends on the school. Every place has a different policy on how they give out the results.
3. Depends on the school. Most places will let you retake modules but it will likely depend on whether they think you will improve, the actual grades you achieved etc.
4. No. You cannot do that for A2 either.
5. Depends on the school. Hopefully not lol.
Good luck anyway.
2. Depends on the school. Every place has a different policy on how they give out the results.
3. Depends on the school. Most places will let you retake modules but it will likely depend on whether they think you will improve, the actual grades you achieved etc.
4. No. You cannot do that for A2 either.
5. Depends on the school. Hopefully not lol.
Good luck anyway.
Thankyou, 
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