Gcse to sat
heya! I am currently leaving UK college for USA uni. I need to convert my grades to american grades, please someone help!
(even if it is a rough estimate)
First my GCSE -
English + writing = Grade 6
Maths = Grade 4
SAT = between (200-800)
And secondly My college grades.
UK = destinction
(even if it is a rough estimate)
First my GCSE -
English + writing = Grade 6
Maths = Grade 4
SAT = between (200-800)
And secondly My college grades.
UK = destinction
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Not how this works. You cannot convert GCSEs to GPA or vice versa. You also can't convert them to an SAT score. US universities will evaluate your GCSEs as given and you will need to sit the SAT.
Just a word of advice though, very few universities would be willing to accept an international with a 4 in Maths and 6 in English.
Just a word of advice though, very few universities would be willing to accept an international with a 4 in Maths and 6 in English.
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