Do you still get a certificate for a U grade
I have always wondered, if someone gets a U in a GCSE/A Level subject or module, does this still warrant or appear on a certificate?
Original post by pepethememequeen
I have always wondered, if someone gets a U in a GCSE/A Level subject or module, does this still warrant or appear on a certificate?
A U, by its definition, is unclassified - it is a fail. No certificate is awarded because no qualification is awarded.
Original post by Reality Check
A U, by its definition, is unclassified - it is a fail. No certificate is awarded because no qualification is awarded.
(but it does need to be declared on UCAS, etc...
)Original post by Doonesbury
(but it does need to be declared on UCAS, etc... )
)yes - good point
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