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AABB four A2s rather than 3A2's and 1 AS.
Plus the AS will be a prediction, and the prediction will be based on a few months of teaching and unis won't find that accurate. Atleast the A2 predictions will be based on AS results.
Plus the AS will be a prediction, and the prediction will be based on a few months of teaching and unis won't find that accurate. Atleast the A2 predictions will be based on AS results.
(now that is a good reason!)
depends on what subjects
Frosty Phantom
The uni requirements are (for example) AAB
Which would you rather get?
Which would you rather get?
Personally, I would rather get AABB, as they are full A-levels, and it's better.
Depends entirely on the subjects. It would be better to get As in maths and physics and Bs in further maths and chemistry than AAA in maths, physics chemistry and a c at AS English Lit or something if you wanted to do maths, physics or engineering for example
On the other hand if you wanted to do medicine it would be better to get As in maths, chemistry and biology and a C in AS physics than only two As at A2 which might make admissions tutors put you in a seperate (lower) pile.
UCAS points in offers are usually limited to three subjects anyway, so two Bs might not be more points than one A, but dependent on subject and course, may be viewed very differently.
On the other hand if you wanted to do medicine it would be better to get As in maths, chemistry and biology and a C in AS physics than only two As at A2 which might make admissions tutors put you in a seperate (lower) pile.
UCAS points in offers are usually limited to three subjects anyway, so two Bs might not be more points than one A, but dependent on subject and course, may be viewed very differently.
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