is an AS level half an A2 level.
So if I had two units at AS each unit would be worth 50% of an AS level BUT 25% of an A2 level,
Thus, if I had completed the AS level, each unit (there are still two units at A2 level) at A2 level would only be worth 25% of my final mark
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I am aware that an NVQ is worth 2 or more A Levels, but at what grade?
I am trying to figure out the points system but I can never find one for NVQ, I just want an idea on wether or not I’ll have enough points for the course I want.
Also wanting to apply for an Irish uni.
There isn’t a grade system for my NVQ, it is either Competant or Not Competant(a.k.a Fail).
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DENATEC/WHMIS HANDBOOK
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I just took the border patrol agent exam…what i was wondering is how do they grade them…i know passing is 70% but is that for each section or just an overall score….do they combine every section???
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Hi, in my GCSE’S this year I got 6 A* and 6 A’s, providing I get 5 A* at A levels (I’m doing Further maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics), will that be good enough to get me into a very good medical university. Perhaps Oxbridge or at least the top 5?
Thanks in advance.
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Ok so i thought the SAT only had reading, writing, and math on it. And then i hear about stuff like SAT biology and SAT us history. So what exact is on the test? Is every basic subject on it?
Also when do you take the SAT? i know you can take it in junior and senior year but when though? I’m going into my junior year and was wondering if i could take it in may…
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I mean would books like Prasana Chandra and others would help
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