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GCE AS Level or Advanced Subsidiary??

I'm applying to enrol in the Uni of Kent, and they are asking what qualifications I have in addition to the ones they know. I have an AS Level from 2017 that I studied along with my GCSEs. Do I put the qualification type as Advanced Subsidiary or as GCE AS Level? I feel there's probably a difference and I don't want to be wrong.
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I'm applying to enrol in the Uni of Kent, and they are asking what qualifications I have in addition to the ones they know. I have an AS Level from 2017 that I studied along with my GCSEs. Do I put the qualification type as Advanced Subsidiary or as GCE AS Level? I feel there's probably a difference and I don't want to be wrong.


GCE AS Level is where you should put it.


Advanced subsidiary is a form of BTEC.
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GCE AS Level is where you should put it.


Advanced subsidiary is a form of BTEC.

Thank you!
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Thank you!

I realise I misread, but GCE AS Level is fine.
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Advanced subsidiary is a form of BTEC.

Advanced Subsidiary is an AS level (what it stands for)
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Advanced Subsidiary is an AS level (what it stands for)

You will see in #4 I said I misread 17 hours ago and corrected myself. Thanks though.
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You will see in #4 I said I misread 17 hours ago and corrected myself. Thanks though.

Haha sorry, should've read further 😂

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