<p>In my embassy school, we have the British A-level system where we don't get the results of our qualifications for each subject until late August, and we only get the certificate delivered to our school by late October. This means that I won't likely be able to present my certificate until early November.</p>
<p>Would the college not allow me to come to the school until I give my results? If the college does ask for my qualification results and they're not satisfactory, will they expel me from the school while I'm there?</p>
<p>We admit students from the British system frequently and are aware of the calendar. What you need to do is submit a final high school transcript over the summer (no doubt your school can produce a record to date for you which will likely include your predicted scores). You can then send the results of your A-levels when they are made available. </p>
<p>Rarely have we rescinded an offer of admission and we cannot expel you once you enroll for something that occurred in high school. That being said we remind all students to continue to maintain high standards of academic performance and personal conduct throughout your senior year.</p>