<p>it's actually so that google can't find it.</p>
<p>darkload, US colleges don't give conditional offers. it's either you're in, out, or on the waitlist.</p>
<p>Well screwitlah (hey, do you like have a real name, its dam weird to call you screwitlah), I heard of US applicants being rescinded coz of bad high school senior year grades. But.. Dunno about A levels.</p>
<p>@N g o c: So that guy can't google and find this page? I'm kinda screwed if he did, haha.</p>
<p>so for US are A level results necessary? you can just apply and screw your a levels?</p>
<p>actually it's such a small world. i just stumbled onto a page while researching on something, and i'm wondering if n g o c actually refers to michelle</p>
<p>^ Darklord, one or two Bs are fine if your predicted results indicate straight As, but any more and they might rescind your offer/place you on academic probation.</p>
<p>oh that's the reason for the spacing. I only know when people quote links, they'll add spaces cos CC doesn't allow posting links. Like it'll appear as a bunch of asterisks :D</p>
<p>Okay now it's getting scary. Somebody knows somebody's real name now? How did that happen?</p>
<p>The A level results thing: Nope it's not important at all :D</p>
<p>hi ya all! A Malaysian here... haha. I've not seen many Msians here on this forum though. </p>
<p>Abt the A levels thing in US, they are considered as secondary school grades right? Anyway, would a 'd' in accounting look harsh on my app?</p>
<p>Mimanchi: definitely not pretty, but does it refer to your sch exams or actual a levels?</p>
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<p>Rescindences are really rare. I would think that once admitted, A-levels would be treated like AP exams -- generally it will only affect what credit you get.</p>
<p>1234d: Actual AS Level exam actually. I'm retaking that subject in A2 though. But it can do nothing to help the 'd' at the moment since I can only submit my AS result in my app.</p>
<p>yeah i guess it'll hurt, but you can't do anything about it. just do well for ur AS and SATs!</p>
<p>what if your predicted is say, a ABB or ABC? do you still get a conditional- or is it a downright rejection? and does GP contribute to the requirement? thanks in advance! (:</p>
<p>also- if your school INSISTS on sending in the promo results- and you have something with Bs and Cs and Ds- with say a ABBCC for predicted... do you have ANY chance at the top schools for US admissions? it's for a friend that i'm asking- she has 3 olympiad medals- not golds- silvers and i think one's a bronze...</p>
<p>got a question here. I just oversaw one of my teacher's recommendation: he ticked all of my qualities as one of the top few... I mean would that cause the admission office to be suspicious?</p>
<p>To add to the long list of questions :D should i indicate rank for my JC years? even though there's like no way to find out so it's just an estimation?</p>
<p>btw Emma Watson got into Cambridge. how cool is that!</p>
<p>Darklord, the 'criteria' itself can be ambiguous sometimes. I guess the letter of rec has more to say than the 'ticks' :)</p>
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<p>where did you hear of that? Cambridge sends out offers in January, so the reporter must have been incredibly slow or incredibly prescient. Unless you're saying that she recently fulfilled a conditional offer just this August with her A level results... which is still very slow. Anyway, the following articles suggest she's still in the midst of the application process.</p>
<p>Actually, she's really interested in going to America. She visited Harvard and Yale this week. I wonder what HER essays will be about :)</p>
<p>3</a> News > Entertainment > Story > Emma Watson gets serious about American studies
Emma</a> Watson Goes Ivy League | Emma Watson : Just Jared</p>
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<p>Hermione</a> to take on muggles at Cambridge - Telegraph</p>
<p>i dunno, that's what it says, but i suppose it's more of rumors than facts.</p>