Q&A: What if my A-level results are not what I hoped for?
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While tens of thousands of students in England and Wales and Northern Ireland will be celebrating on A-level results day, others will be facing difficult decisions. Teenagers in Scotland received the results of their Standard Grades and Highers earlier this month.
The BBC News website offers a few tips for those who do not get the grades they need to take up a place at their preferred university.
What should I do on A-level results day?
What should I do if I do not get the grades I need?
How do I get a university place through Clearing?
How do I find out what courses are available and choose the best one for me?
How do I give myself the best chance of getting a place through Clearing?
How do I challenge my results?
What if I get better grades than expected?
Would it be better to wait until next year and try again?
Could I do something else altogether?
Where can I go for advice?
I am Scottish and did not do well in my Highers. What can I do?
- Published15 August 2012
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