UCAS Question (International - American Applicant)

I'm an American applicant and I applied through UCAS on Monday. I've got you don't worry! It took a while to figure it out but it's actually quite simple and straightforward. So first off, you yourself cannot enter your own predicted grade. The website itself doesn't let you, the person linked to your account, usually your guidance counselor or your teacher has to do that from their side of the screen.

SAT in the UK is usually not superscored, but if I were you I'd send both of my scores and they can decide whether they will superscore for you or not. While the university's website have a minimum GPA requirement, it is usually something they ask from you if elicited. So only if they reach out to you and ask for additional transcript with your GPA because in the UK that is essentially nonexistent.

Don't worry too much about the GPA it's just to show that you won't fail your senior year and if they want them, they will ask you to send it through your school to them, but they don't normally do that because they make their decisions based on your predicted and achieved AP scores, SATs (if that's what the school requires), and your personal statement.

Thanks so much for the advice.

Another random question -

I'm nearly done with my personal statement and am double checking my line count (I'm just under the limit for characters with spaces). However, how is one supposed to know how many lines they have when you can adjust the box width of the field? If I make it wider, there are obviously fewer lines, but if I keep it as it is I'm over.... haha...

Oh whoops nevermind! haha just saw the line count at the top, that was kinda stupid