AS-level
1 of 1noun/ˌeɪˈɛs lɛvəl/
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an intermediate-level exam in the UK, typically taken by students aged 16-17, representing advanced study in various subjects
Advanced Subsidiary Level, commonly known as AS Level, is a qualification in the United Kingdom typically taken by students in the first year of their two-year Advanced Level (A-Level) course. AS Levels assess students' understanding of a subject at an intermediate level, with exams covering specific topics or areas of study. While AS Levels can be taken independently, they often serve as the first part of the full A-Level qualification. The results are used for university applications and can help students decide whether to continue studying a subject at the A-Level in the second year.
- She focused on her AS-level in Mathematics, aiming for top grades.
- The AS-level covers a wide range of topics within the subject.
- High scores in AS-levels can enhance students' university applications.
- Teachers provide support to students during AS-level preparation.
- AS-level results significantly influence students' academic paths and future prospects.