Hi I was just wondering, are your A2 Level targets, based on which you get offers from universities, based on the results you get at GCSE or at AS Level?
Mostly AS unless, like in my case, you want to aim higher then they take your GCSE into account.
Example; I want an A at A2 English Lang/Lit, I got a D at AS so they predicted me a C for A2. When I said I wanted an A my teacher then looked at my GCSE English grade and said it might not be possible because I only got a B but because I seem determined they put my predicted A2 up to a B.
Mostly AS unless, like in my case, you want to aim higher then they take your GCSE into account.
Example; I want an A at A2 English Lang/Lit, I got a D at AS so they predicted me a C for A2. When I said I wanted an A my teacher then looked at my GCSE English grade and said it might not be possible because I only got a B but because I seem determined they put my predicted A2 up to a B.
Hope that makes sense to people other than me
You're being predicted for A2a whole two grades higher than you got at AS?! the teachers at my school hardly ever predict one grade higher
You're being predicted for A2a whole two grades higher than you got at AS?! the teachers at my school hardly ever predict one grade higher
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Yeah most people in my college do because AS tends to be a huge kick up the a--- but it does help that I was only 3 UMS off a C and have been getting A/B's in class work all year