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username163970

if they are as follows: AAA-ABB

does this mean 6 A Levels?

Reply 1

cabso1

It can be either AAA or AAB or ABB. 3 A-Levels.

Reply 2

laughingwithpicasso

Nope. It means their offers range from AAA to ABB.

Reply 3

Good bloke

No, it means in the range between AAA and ABB.

Reply 4

EvenStevens

Haha!

Sorry, that made me chuckle.

No, it means they could offer anything between the grades AAA or ABB.

If it was AAAABB, I think most of the higher up universities would be underpopulated :P

Reply 5

Amy_J

To be fair, if you need to ask that, you might as well give up on courses with those requirements.

Reply 6

Basil Hallward

No. This means you could receive an offer from as high as AAA, to a lower ABB offer.

Reply 7

Ekpyrotic

does this mean 6 A Levels?

Yeah. Yes it does.

Reply 8

.ACS.

Ekpyrotic

Yeah. Yes it does.

Reply 9

username163970

haha ive got the goods so blow me

Reply 10

Titch89

.ACS.

Well, someone had to say it.

Reply 11

username149848

Amy_J

To be fair, if you need to ask that, you might as well give up on courses with those requirements.

Oh please, everyone learns at some point. Knowledge alone is not a sufficient measure of ability.

Reply 12

username163970

Caspar David Friedrich

Oh please, everyone learns at some point. Knowledge alone is not a sufficient measure of ability.

amen

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