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If I were to resit a unit from a GCSE short course (in which there are many units, only 1 of which needs to be taken), would I have to resit the same unit as the one I did initially? Or could I choose a different one?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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(Original post by archipelaglobule)
If I were to resit a unit from a GCSE short course (in which there are many units, only 1 of which needs to be taken), would I have to resit the same unit as the one I did initially? Or could I choose a different one?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
If I were to resit a unit from a GCSE short course (in which there are many units, only 1 of which needs to be taken), would I have to resit the same unit as the one I did initially? Or could I choose a different one?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
e.g. for science there are 6 topics and 3 exams so you can't pick 3 topics for resit, you have to resit the whole subject again 
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I meant for a short course with only 1 unit. However, it does have multiple units that you could potentially take, you just pick one. Any ideas on whether you can do a different unit for the resit than you did first time around?
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(Original post by archipelaglobule)
I meant for a short course with only 1 unit. However, it does have multiple units that you could potentially take, you just pick one. Any ideas on whether you can do a different unit for the resit than you did first time around?
I meant for a short course with only 1 unit. However, it does have multiple units that you could potentially take, you just pick one. Any ideas on whether you can do a different unit for the resit than you did first time around?
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Yeah, R.E. I'm wondering whether it's worth doing the course at all (this year, Y11), as I want to apply to a top university - but other than excellent GCSE predicted grades, I certainly need more things to put on my application. I'm unsure though - if I get an A/B in a short course and A*s in everything else, it might not look good? Also, the resit (which I asked about) might interfere very slightly with A-levels next year.
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I've got an idea.. How about you resit the unit that you were previously doing so you are likely going to get A/A* as you already covered the content. Then sit the new exam as well and revise for it and then you are awarded a grade for the full course. Especially for R.E- it doesn't need too much revision so don't worry about it affecting your a levels. I'm personally resitting biology if I get an A so I get as many A*s as possible.
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(Original post by archipelaglobule)
Yeah, R.E. I'm wondering whether it's worth doing the course at all (this year, Y11), as I want to apply to a top university - but other than excellent GCSE predicted grades, I certainly need more things to put on my application. I'm unsure though - if I get an A/B in a short course and A*s in everything else, it might not look good? Also, the resit (which I asked about) might interfere very slightly with A-levels next year.
Yeah, R.E. I'm wondering whether it's worth doing the course at all (this year, Y11), as I want to apply to a top university - but other than excellent GCSE predicted grades, I certainly need more things to put on my application. I'm unsure though - if I get an A/B in a short course and A*s in everything else, it might not look good? Also, the resit (which I asked about) might interfere very slightly with A-levels next year.
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