Do I have to declare my AS results on UCAS?

At AS I got ACCD, then re-sat all of my biology AS (C) and chemistry AS (D) alongside doing my A2's and finished with A psychology, A biology and B chemistry at A2 level and got an A in chemistry AS and a B in biology AS. I was wondering if anyone's aware as to whether or not I have to declare my AS results from the first time or just my re-sit results, or both? Or is it okay just to include your full A2 results?
Hope that makes sense, thanks :smile:

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Original post by ellleanor

At AS I got ACCD, then re-sat all of my biology AS (C) and chemistry AS (D) alongside doing my A2's and finished with A psychology, A biology and B chemistry at A2 level and got an A in chemistry AS and a B in biology AS. I was wondering if anyone's aware as to whether or not I have to declare my AS results from the first time or just my re-sit results, or both? Or is it okay just to include your full A2 results?
Hope that makes sense, thanks :smile:

All need to be declared. It's up to the universities to decide how important, or not, they are.