So you know how (most) universities use your AS end of year 12 grades for predicted year 13 grades? I think I heard something about universities increasing your grades by one grade, for this purpose? So if you got an A at AS for a given subject, would you be predicted an A* for end of year 13? So a B would result in predicted A for year 13? Is that how this works?
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So you know how (most) universities use your AS end of year 12 grades for predicted year 13 grades? I think I heard something about universities increasing your grades by one grade, for this purpose? So if you got an A at AS for a given subject, would you be predicted an A* for end of year 13? So a B would result in predicted A for year 13? Is that how this works?
Your school predicts your A level grades, not the university