You won't be able to do A level in that subject if it isn't a C or over. D is a pass on lower levels and C is a pass on higher as far as I am aware.
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Thread: At GCSE is a D a Pass??????
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Further education is tiered into levels.
A*-C = access to a level 3 course.
A*-E = access to retakes or a level 2 course
A*-G = access to level 1 course
U - start from level 0. eg. Introductory diploma.
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This is England, not the US.
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LOL, I'm still none the wiser, the poll is 55% to 45%????
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Agreed, don't think others are passes. Originally Posted by TomSpit
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In my school, if we want to come back for A-Levels, You have to have at least 7 Cs even to pick your a levels
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Poll is now at 50/50 LOL, well comfusing.
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15-04-2009, 06:03 PM #38
That is for England Originally Posted by Biohazard
no
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Even though anything below a C is frowned upon I always thought 'U' meaning 'unmarked' was the only fail grade and meant you got so few points you haven't passed or that was what my teachers told me anyway.... From that description I always assumed D grades were still a pass.. I'll be honest and say I got at least one D and still got points from it to get into college lol
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17-04-2009, 01:54 AM #40
A*-G is a pass but A*-C is a higher pass.
Don't worry about it too much my mum managed to get into uni with a D in maths when she was supposed to have atleast a C!
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