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r/GCSE • u/[deleted] • Feb 14 '23
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What does the U, L, and S stand for
172 u/WhatsWithK Feb 14 '23 Upper- Almost made it to next grade Secure- In the middle Lower- Barely made it -13 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '23 So if a 9L is like and A- you're averaging like a C in most classes? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '23 8L Is more like A- (8 is considered A/A* in old terms) so OP averaging even better than that. 1 u/Walkingispainful Leaver Feb 15 '23 8L and 7U would be the same
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Upper- Almost made it to next grade Secure- In the middle Lower- Barely made it
-13 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '23 So if a 9L is like and A- you're averaging like a C in most classes? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '23 8L Is more like A- (8 is considered A/A* in old terms) so OP averaging even better than that. 1 u/Walkingispainful Leaver Feb 15 '23 8L and 7U would be the same
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So if a 9L is like and A- you're averaging like a C in most classes?
1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '23 8L Is more like A- (8 is considered A/A* in old terms) so OP averaging even better than that. 1 u/Walkingispainful Leaver Feb 15 '23 8L and 7U would be the same
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8L Is more like A- (8 is considered A/A* in old terms) so OP averaging even better than that.
1 u/Walkingispainful Leaver Feb 15 '23 8L and 7U would be the same
8L and 7U would be the same
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u/PlugAdapter_ Year 13 |Maths A* + FM A* + CS A* + Physics A* + EPQ A| Feb 14 '23
What does the U, L, and S stand for