What do you put in as the qualification dates for UCAS?
I was working in the education part of the UCAS application and I put the USA high school diploma and was adding in my classes for the senior year, and when it came to the qualification date I put the end date, this summer, but then it said I couldn’t put it as the future? So what do I put as the date? Also, do I add a new thing for each grade (10th, 11th…) and if so, my school also has a semester set up so should I be doing one for each semester??? Someone please help I’m super confused, thanks!
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by americangI was working in the education part of the UCAS application and I put the USA high school diploma and was adding in my classes for the senior year, and when it came to the qualification date I put the end date, this summer, but then it said I couldn’t put it as the future? So what do I put as the date? Also, do I add a new thing for each grade (10th, 11th…) and if so, my school also has a semester set up so should I be doing one for each semester??? Someone please help I’m super confused, thanks!
Hey,
when your entering your qualifcations into UCAS there should be a section for achieved qualifcations and another for predicted, id make sure your putting these into the right sections - anything your awaiting grades for should go into predicted and then this should allow you to set the date to later (:
Unsure exaclty how the school system works in the US, i know it will be pretty different to the system i was following in scotland lol 😊 -for your diploma i would include all subjects you've studied within this, any previous exams you've done before earlier on in school would be included in a different section with the grades you achieved - before submitting i would ask a teacher to look over just to make sure your including everything relvent in that section as they will be more sure of the specifics for your exam board!
hope this helps a bit, best of luck!!
Emily
Year 3, Chemistry
Official University Of Strathclyde Rep
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