Resitting A-levels, need help for education section on UCAS
For the education section I've already listed my previous achieved grades for each A-level subject, should I also include pending grades to show that I am resitting them or is it being on my reference enough?
If so, how should I include the subjects, should I choose pending?
If so, how should I include the subjects, should I choose pending?
Reply 1
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by CreepyyFor the education section I've already listed my previous achieved grades for each A-level subject, should I also include pending grades to show that I am resitting them or is it being on my reference enough?
If so, how should I include the subjects, should I choose pending?
If so, how should I include the subjects, should I choose pending?
Yes you list resit A levels twice. Once with your achieved grades and then a second time with an august 2025 award date and pending grade.
Reply 2
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Thanks, It doesn't let you choose 2025 as the award date so i chose 2024 instead.
Reply 3
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by CreepyyThanks, It doesn't let you choose 2025 as the award date so i chose 2024 instead.
You need to list them as 2025 otherwise your ref won't have the option to input predictions.
@PQ - Is this something to do with the place of study + dates? It needs to be added a second time or something?
Reply 4
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by CreepyyThanks, It doesn't let you choose 2025 as the award date so i chose 2024 instead.
That's because you haven't added your exam centre/school as a place of study in 2025.
You need to add where you'll sit the resits (if you aren't being taught just add it as part time from May-August) and then you can add in the resits.
You won't be able to put a pending grade on a qualification with an award date in 2024
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Original post
by CreepyyFor the education section I've already listed my previous achieved grades for each A-level subject, should I also include pending grades to show that I am resitting them or is it being on my reference enough?
If so, how should I include the subjects, should I choose pending?
If so, how should I include the subjects, should I choose pending?
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