Very important question
Do you absolutely have to tell a college all of your GCSE results? As in, if you have 13 GCSEs (say, you got 12 9s for example and a low grade in something unrelated to what you want to apply to college for like an extra language GCSE that you took), do you absolutely need to declare that GCSE result or could you just omit it?
Short answer, yes, you do.
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