<p>Is it likely that a university would retract an admission offer if a student did badly in her A-Level (incomparable to the work done thus far) ? Let's say she failed in all/some subject but in fact the forecast result given was straight As......</p>
<p>I think its quite possible, unless you come up with a really really good excuse for failing all after being forecasted as a straight A student. It also tarnishes the image of the school who gave you that forecast. And I'd say its pretty hard to fail in A levels, even if you are not a straight A student. </p>
<p>Your college is definately going to want a pretty darn good reason from you and your high school.</p>
<p>How about the result turns out to be mediocre when the college expects straight As...?</p>
<p>I'm sure couple of B's and (maybe 1-2 Cs?) are fine.. i dunno check with the x college's cc forum</p>
<p>And I agree with hagar that failing a-levels is difficult..</p>
<p>Couple of Bs and 1/2 Cs = BBCC?</p>
<p>Couple of B's and C's should not be a problem. Actually, that happened to me. I got straight A's and a B maybe in my predicted grades and got into Washington & Lee. But then i screwed finals up big time, and landed up with B, B, B and a C. My college dint say a word. They dont usually object unless you've done absolutely horrible.</p>