Do you need to declare all gcses?

I got a grade 3 in DT don’t ask me how my teacher gave little to no support it’s literally the only one I failed and it’s bringing my APS down so does it need to be declared cause I want to do medicine and I don’t want them to see a 3

Reply 1

Admit-One

Universities Forum Helper

Yes, you have to declare all awarded grades, UCAS is really clear about this.

Uni's can see all your results via your learner number anyway, so they will spot this.

Reply 2

Elexa278

Original post by Admit-One

Yes, you have to declare all awarded grades, UCAS is really clear about this.
Uni's can see all your results via your learner number anyway, so they will spot this.

Alright thank you very much

Reply 3

Elexa278

Original post by Admit-One

Yes, you have to declare all awarded grades, UCAS is really clear about this.
Uni's can see all your results via your learner number anyway, so they will spot this.

Wait what would happen when I re sit my GCSEs although I didn’t fail them I’ve paid to re sit 3 do they also need to be declared?

Reply 4

fazza12345

Original post by Elexa278

Wait what would happen when I re sit my GCSEs although I didn’t fail them I’ve paid to re sit 3 do they also need to be declared?

Yeah, every grade needs to be declared including the ones you have failed. Most universities for medicine and dentistry require 6 GCSE's of grades 7/6/A so don't worry 🙂

Reply 5

artful_lounger

Universities Forum Helper

Original post by Elexa278

Wait what would happen when I re sit my GCSEs although I didn’t fail them I’ve paid to re sit 3 do they also need to be declared?

Yes as above, you need to declare all attempted qualifications (this includes resits). See here under section 3:

https://www.ucas.com/undergraduate/applying-university/filling-your-ucas-undergraduate-application

They both clearly state you need to declare all qualifications and also how to declare pending resits.