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I'm currently doing A-levels. Confused about my chances

While creating my chancing profile here on collegevine, I came across the AP/IB classes section. However, I'm an international student doing A-levels. How would I put in data into those boxes to get accurate chances of me getting into universities?

I take three subjects in my A levels and although my school offers a WIDE range of subjects, we have to select a minimum of 3. Some students take 4 subjects and RARELY one student in a batch would ever take more than that.

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@Instagal3 years ago

Do you have your AS level grades? I'm pretty sure you can apply to universities with that.

That's what I'm going to be doing

[🎤 AUTHOR]@yusra013 years ago

I have my A level predicted grades and that is what I added to my GPA in the chancing profile of collegevine. I'm just confused as to what to do with the AP/IB classes section to get an accurate chancing profile.

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3 years ago

I also do A-Levels, so I understand your situation. I used to Collegevine calculator to calculate my GPA. I just left the AP/IB sections blank.

Keep in mind, chancing profiles are completely accurate, especially because they don't consider essays and letters of recommendations, so don't take this too seriously.

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