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What is AS Level?
AS Level means Advanced Subsidiary Level, which is usually gained in the first year of post-16 education. AS Level forms on part of the complete A Level, along with A2 Level.
What does AS Level stand for?
AS stands for Advanced Subsidiary Level.
What is the difference between AS and A Level?
A Levels are two-year courses whereas AS Levels are one-year courses. AS Levels cover just under half of the content of the full A Level. A Level courses delve deeper into the subject matter and cover more advanced concepts compared to AS Levels. AS Levels are typically taken at the end of the first year of studying and A Levels are taken after two years of studying.
When do AS Level results come out?
AS results usually come out on the 3rd Thursday of August (UK).
How many UCAS points is AS Level?
An AS grade A is worth 20 UCAS points, a grade B is worth 16 points, a grade C is 12 points, a grade D is 10 points and grade E is 6 points.