IB scores

Hi. Do you guys know whether you just have to put your IB scores in the UCAS form, or whether you must also send them officially to the universities you are aplying to through the IBO itself?

Thank you very much for your help!

Reply 1

potterotter

you mean IB predicted?

if so, then no. you just list the subjects you're taking and put the grade as NA because you haven't received a grade yet.

Reply 2

Pillar of Autumn

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Potterotter is right. Your teachers will include your predicted grade in the reference.

Reply 3

Lux Astraea

OP

No I mean, what I actually scored. I graduated from school last December, and have been working since then, so I have my actual scores. Should I just include them in the UCAS, or shuld I also send them through the IBO?

Reply 4

theAmerican

oh good question.. does the same apply to AP scores? we don't predict grades in america- its just not done. ...

Reply 5

IndiaRubber

I have the same question, Lux Astraea. Although I can't even find a place to put them on my UCAS from (there's a place for 'Predicted Grades' but I can't alter its contents).

Reply 6

potterotter

Lux Astraea

No I mean, what I actually scored. I graduated from school last December, and have been working since then, so I have my actual scores. Should I just include them in the UCAS, or shuld I also send them through the IBO?

UCAS. Uni's like to receive everything in one area/form. Why go through the hassle of the IBO?

Reply 7

Lux Astraea

OP

Okay. I just thought that they might want a "official" report of some sort. I mean, how can they make sure that students won't simply lie about their grades?