Additional maths UCAS points
I took additional maths alongside my GCSEs and got 10 UCAS points for this. Do these still count when I apply for university?
Only if the unis you apply to consider tariff points. Many don't.
If they do, they may state whether they need to be obtained from a certain number of AL (or equivalent) qualifications - which would exclude something completed during GCSE's.
If they do, they may state whether they need to be obtained from a certain number of AL (or equivalent) qualifications - which would exclude something completed during GCSE's.
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@Admit-One @Nat4695
thank you!
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Original post by CentralPerk123
No problem. If you find somewhere that accepts points, it should be a quick question for them to explain what is potentially included/exluded.
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