UCAS Questions -- Applying to Oxford as an American

Thank you very much. Since I already have the necessary AP scores of 555 in relevant subjects for my Oxford course, do I need to include in the Education section other AP subjects that I am currently taking in school but will have no bearing on my Oxford course? For example, I am currently taking Psychology AP and I will take that AP exam in May 2024. That class has nothing to do with my Oxford course. Am I still required to list that in the Education section as pending and offer a predicted grade for that? That psychology class doesn’t seem to be a “qualification” to me. Please let me know. I want to be thorough but also not provide unnecessary information. Appreciate your help very much!

Thank you very much. I understand. One last thing please:

On the personal statement, I have 5 paragraphs. There is no way to indent (unless there is?!). It all becomes a bit jumbled because I can’t indent. And I don’t have space to skip lines between paragraphs. Are Oxford tutors accustomed to seeing personal statements look like this?!? Thank you.

Another thing please - I have completed all portions of the UCAS application and an email link has been sent to my teacher to do the reference. All the sections show they are completed. Except the reference section! Does anyone know why that is? Does that section only show it is completed once the reference is submitted? In the meantime, can I pay for and submit my application? Or do I need to wait for my teacher to do the reference, and only then can I pay for and submit the application? Thanks!!

Yes, as noted above, UCAS requires you declare all secondary school qualifications. If you're taking an AP class you need to list it, whether you think it's relevant or not. Oxford even specifically note this on their webpage that even for cancelled or withdrawn scores these need to be declared (under USA): https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/applying-to-oxford/for-international-students/international-qualifications

"Score cancellation/withdrawal


We are aware that students taking APs can apply to College Board to have their scores cancelled or withdrawn. However, it is a requirement of the UCAS application process for students to declare all results, including any that have been cancelled or withdrawn, so that tutors are able to consider students' full educational profile. Failure to declare all qualifications could result in Oxford withdrawing any offer made to you. "

(emphasis mine)

I have searched on many different websites to see if this also applies to cancelled ACT scores and I was wondering if you knew. ACT scores are usually not cancellable after you receive them so I have a feeling that universities might not have included them in their requirements. My reason for cancellation wasn’t a horrible grade, rather ACT’s failure to provide accommodations for my first test. Thank you!