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My AS Level results wereistory - CEnglish Lang

Sorry so what is your question? What are you applying for, where and what are the entry requirements?

My AS Level results were:


History - C
English Lang & Lit - D
Sociology - E


First off, I'm not sure whether I'm allowed to continue these subjects into A2 with the results I've got. Also, I had planned to apply for University of Toronto and Mcgill under a conditional offer, however I can't find any specifics of applying with that on their sites. I'm completely stumped and don't know what to do with these disappointing results (I am getting two remarked, and my Sociology result is only a grade without the total of marks). Help?

Sorry about that, I don't know why the question didn't show up. It's edited now. The entry requirements for University of Toronto is "A's and B's" for both GCSE and A Levels. For Mcgill University the predicted levels should be "A, A, A" and final grades should be "A, A, B".

Its important you are allowed to continue or given an alternative such as BTEC that You know Toronto will accept.

The exams are now linear, so simply wait till you get the results at A2 and apply the following year.

Its not clear whether you have the offer already.?

Do you mean given an alternative for one of the subjects (Sociology)? And no, I haven't received the offer.

Ok what were you predicted for your As's? What have you teachers said about the grades you've got in terms of getting some of it remarked? Finally you may want to contact the uni and explain the situation coz your subjects are now linear so the As grades don't count towards your final grade. You will need to work really hard though.

So the dilemma becomes that given poor AS results will you even get an offer from Toronto?

Depending how competitive (Im assuming they are) then poor AS results are likely to be a factor in whether they give you an offer and its going to be a lot less likely to almost certainly no. Talk to them, but in the event they take AS into consideration, then it would be smarter to just get the A2 grades you need and apply the following year. Tour focus now should be on your exams and tour results this time next year. You can decide what happens after.

So you mean take a gap year, right? I'll definitely consider this as an option, thank you.