No. They will not entertain you. That's why I don't think A levels are for most people. I would 1 million% prefer the US way of evaluating student. UK way is too outdated.
No. They will not entertain you. That's why I don't think A levels are for most people. I would 1 million% prefer the US way of evaluating student. UK way is too outdated.
I don't have black and white proof from the exam boards, but it's a very logical way of thinking. If such a request is acceptable, many may also ask to "revoke" their ungraded or poor grades, as if they had never taken the test. Such a request also undermines the authority and authenticity of the exam board. I would encourage you to give it a try and can't wait for you to prove me wrong.
No. They will not entertain you. That's why I don't think A levels are for most people. I would 1 million% prefer the US way of evaluating student. UK way is too outdated.
It varies from colleges to colleges. In general, U.S. colleges assess student performance through attendance (yes, attendance counts!), regular quizzes, presentations, participation, and several exams in each subject you take. No one major exam determines your future. I have friends who did their degree in the US. They said it is super easy to get top grades and they really enjoyed studying there.
It varies from colleges to colleges. In general, U.S. colleges assess student performance through attendance (yes, attendance counts!), regular quizzes, presentations, participation, and several exams in each subject you take. No one major exam determines your future. I have friends who did their degree in the US. They said it is super easy to get top grades and they really enjoyed studying there.
Damn. Yeah that does sound way better. I’ve heard a few people mention that the British education system is old fashioned and outdated because of the exams but I didn’t understand how other countries would make up for it.
I don't have black and white proof from the exam boards, but it's a very logical way of thinking. If such a request is acceptable, many may also ask to "revoke" their ungraded or poor grades, as if they had never taken the test. Such a request also undermines the authority and authenticity of the exam board. I would encourage you to give it a try and can't wait for you to prove me wrong.
Ah, I think I didnt clarify. I have not yet received my results. I sat the exam last Friday. I just had a talk with my exams officer and she is able to withdraw me, so it is possible after all.