Date Clubs Time/Results Competition Ground; 2019-07-30 15:00:00 … Each module's descriptor specifieås the components of assessment for that module, the assessment criteria, and the weight of each component to the module as a whole. A breakdown of the results for the Stirling Council area showed that nearly 25 per cent of estimated grades submitted by teachers were downgraded. Ourexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. If you have applied directly or via the Common Application you’ll be notified directly by our Admissions team.We’ll then send you a letter with your next steps, including important information on the online enrolment process, registering for your course modules and practical arrangements for the start of semester.If you do not meet your offer conditions, we’ll review your application again before making a final decision. We normally receive an electronic copy of your results automatically through UCAS for:Please note that for BTEC and IB qualifications there may be instances where you have to send your results to us.If you have different qualifications, or are studying outside the UK, you need to send us your results directly. A student is permitted a maximum of four assessment attempts per module. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Clearing is now a very common way of applying to university – last year over 64,300 UK students obtained university … Any places available at the University of Stirling through Clearing will be advertised on our website in August, ahead of the SQA Higher and A-level results. Assessment attempts 59. Many college courses have the option of transferring to university after a required period of study. Or decided to decline your offers?

Whatever happens with your exam results, there’s still going to be plenty of options for you. Stirling recorded 86.8 percent overall satisfaction in the influential survey – an increase of 3.9 percent on last year and higher than both the UK (82.7%) and Scottish sector average (85.1%). The downgraded awards - which led to some schools seeing half of their results changed on certain exams - will now be based on the original estimates of teachers.Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.Pupils across Stirling devastated by shock exam results have been given a reprieve.Downgraded awards are now being assessed based on teacher judgement.Education secretary John Swinney, who defied calls for his resignation over the fiasco, said the Scottish Government had faced an “extreme situation very abruptly this year”.He said a review chaired by Professor Mark Priestley from the University of Stirling would “inform the contingency plan”.A breakdown of the results for the Stirling Council area showed that nearly 25 per cent of estimated grades submitted by teachers were downgraded.Some schools had more than 25 per cent of results downgraded at National 5, over 50 per cent at Higher level and over 40 per cent for Advanced Higher level.At Higher level, while only 19 per cent of estimated grades were downgraded at Balfron High School and 17 per cent at McLaren High in Callander, the figures for St Modan’s and Bannockburn High were 51 and 39 per cent respectively.The Dunblane High reduction was 27 per cent, Stirling High 22 per cent and Wallace High 32 per cent.Tory councillors called for a special meeting of Stirling Council.Despite Mr Swinney’s rethink, group leader Neil Benny said: “We are still looking for a meeting to fully understand what happened and the effect it has had on Stirling students.”Green MSP Mark Ruskell said: “Despite months of warning that this situation would happen, the education secretary and the SQA refused to listen. University of Stirling International Students Admissions.