Currently studying the course finished the first year in my second year now, in the first year I got MM overall going for D this year so I will get DMM overall. Apart from biomedical science are there any other science courses that allow you to get into them with theses grades. Most prospectuses do not mention Btec requirements as they do not accept them.
I don't think you should choose to do a degree just because they accept BTECs. If you want to do biomedical sciences, focus on that. BTEC requirements will be listed on university websites; if you can't find them, it is always worth contacting the admission tutor to ask if they're accepted.
There are so many science based courses you could do and most unis do list the requiremnts you jusg have to look, usually it will be under other qualifications
Also that is not how you work out your overall BTEC grade, you may want to learn how to work out your final BTEC grade properly or you might get a shock when you recieve your results
There are so many science based courses you could do and most unis do list the requiremnts you jusg have to look, usually it will be under other qualifications
Also that is not how you work out your overall BTEC grade, you may want to learn how to work out your final BTEC grade properly or you might get a shock when you recieve your results
How do you work out your overall grade then Cuse I have been told I had achieved MM overall.
How do you work out your overall grade then Cuse I have been told I had achieved MM overall.
Where I think you have gone wron id you're saying that if you get a Distinction in the 2nd year you will get DMM for the course based on you MM in first year, this wouldnt work because the triple grade each is worth 1 A level and the first year grade (MM) is worth 1.5 A levels where the 2nd is worth 0.5.
So for each unit you will receive a grade and each unit has a credit value
you multiply the grade (Dist=9, Merit=8, Pass=7) by the credit value,in most cases this will be 10, but make sure you check on the website as sometimes they can be 5 or 20.
for example, if you get a Distinction in a single 10 credit unit you will get 90 points, 80 for Merit and 70 for Pass, work this out this for all 18 units (or just for all credits where you have some non 10 credit units) and add them up and you will get a total BTEC point score, for the extended diploma (180 credits) each grade maps to a points range, here is the mapping for the points->grades:
Where I think you have gone wron id you're saying that if you get a Distinction in the 2nd year you will get DMM for the course based on you MM in first year, this wouldnt work because the triple grade each is worth 1 A level and the first year grade (MM) is worth 1.5 A levels where the 2nd is worth 0.5.
So for each unit you will receive a grade and each unit has a credit value
you multiply the grade (Dist=9, Merit=8, Pass=7) by the credit value,in most cases this will be 10, but make sure you check on the website as sometimes they can be 5 or 20.
for example, if you get a Distinction in a single 10 credit unit you will get 90 points, 80 for Merit and 70 for Pass, work this out this for all 18 units (or just for all credits where you have some non 10 credit units) and add them up and you will get a total BTEC point score, for the extended diploma (180 credits) each grade maps to a points range, here is the mapping for the points->grades:
Are all 8 units of the second year out of 90 points, because this year (year 1) unit 8 the highest you can get is 45, and unit 6 the highest you can only get is 35?
Currently studying the course finished the first year in my second year now, in the first year I got MM overall going for D this year so I will get DMM overall. Apart from biomedical science are there any other science courses that allow you to get into them with theses grades. Most prospectuses do not mention Btec requirements as they do not accept them.
Erm Biological Science??
Well, I am doing the same course! I got D*D* last year, so tbh I don't have that much pressure this year.
I made Dietetics my firm choice.
Would've chosen biomedical, but it's too lab based, it's not the course for me .
Are all 8 units of the second year out of 90 points, because this year (year 1) unit 8 the highest you can get is 45, and unit 6 the highest you can only get is 35?
That may be because the credit values are different
for example most units are worth 10 credits which you multiply by 7, 8, or 9 for P, M or D,giving 70, 80 or 90
If you had a half unit of 5 credits then you would multiply them by they same giving 35, 40 or 45, see?
thanks I got 700 points last year how many distinctions merits and passes do I need to get DMM
Look at the list I sent previously and subract 700 from the score that corresponds to the grade you want to achieve and work it out from there with the grade x credit value, obviously in some cases the amount of passes, merits and distinctions will differ, i.e. if someone needed all merits and they got 1 distinction this would allow them to settle for a pass in one other unit