How I got into Oxford (for undergrad) and Harvard (for postgrad) with B grades at A-Level!. 

Are u her friend?

@@reigndeerfox8898 no

@@elliekb8067 ok

You forgot to add 'inspirational'!

Yes but shame about cultural appropriation of white people with fake blond wig

They will take a chance on minorities as they are committed to diversity. If you are white forget about anything less than straight As for Oxbridge

congratulations

@@ifesjournal thank u!!

What degree do you do?

@@safiya8930 I study film music! I'm a student composer

the grades make sure that they don’t reject you immediately, but if you didn’t have anything else besides the grades then they would definitely reject you.

It's actually more holistic than this. Grades and scores obviously matter, but also your experience, writing samples, LORs, SOP and whatever else is asked during admission.

She's done video on that here and also on the study tube project I think

you can actually check their international requirements in their website or do a-levels privately like with the british council, I'm from middle east as well!!

9 or 8( 8 is a lower grade)/ A* = Above 80 to 85 percent 7 / A = Above 70 percent 6/ B = Above 60 percent 5/ C = Above 50 percent 4/ D = Above 40 to 45 percent Anything below this is considered a fail.

The grade boundaries for percentages usually change every year depending on how hard the exam is

Why?

@@maria6451 obviously they’re from a different country and must find Uk/US education system different to theirs

you’ve got this!

Thank you Frieda🥰

Fully recommend anki especially if u r doing stem btw if u want to bring those grades up

Do you have Uplearn?

how are u doing now?

@Kenn Klein ty sm

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Quizlet, photomath and mathway are your friends!

@@user-ez1mc6nl9j thank you you angel🥺💕

How did it go.

Especially medical school

She acc did a video about it. You should check it out

So we've got primary school from age 4-11 and then secondary school from 11-16. College is right after secondary school and it's generally for 2 years (if you failed maths/english in the final exams in secondary, then you might have to do 3 years). Anyways A Levels are what people do at college in these 2 or 3 years. Usually 3 subjects so for e.g. I did Maths, Chemistry and Biology. Whatever grades you get at the end of college determines your place at uni. So, I think Vee said she got 3 B's for her college subjects and still managed to get into oxford and harvard and thats not the norm because oxford usually requires A*/A's from college. Alot of the entry requirements for oxford are A*AA (these 3 grades being your college subjects). I hope that clears things up:) have an amazing week🥰

@@Qurann21 Interesting.. Thank you very much! :)

@@Powerbud1 No worries:)

Thanks I liked how cool you explained!

@@Abak18 thank you aha. Wishing you an awesomeee week

I think she deleted that and uploaded again :)