What does it mean by you should obtain the A-Levels in one-sitting in 2 Years?

[resortini]

Does that mean no resits at all? Because that applies for loads of uni's if that is the case. Also, I got AAAC at AS, if I was not to get into medicine for 2010 entry which I have applied for, can I apply for 2011 entry with say AAA at A2 which I hope to get, and maybe bring my dropped subject (4th subject) at AS up from a C to a B by resitting one of the modules this summer, tehrefore widening my choice of which unis I can apply for, for 2011 entry. (sorry if this sounds waffly)?? Because some ask for AAAb, eg Edinburgh, so I couldn't apply there for 2010 entry this application cycle.

[Singh.Simran]

It's fine to resit as much as you like within the two years (as you would with that AS) - but you can't retake, which is past the original two years, doing exams again..

[InternalOptimist]

Absolutely right, make sure you get it all right in those first two years, or you may have to spend an extra year doing an access to medicine course.

[Cinder5]

Are there any universities that dont mind you retaking modules over a 3 year period?

[simisims]

A few but you will almost certainly have to get a minimum of AAA and usually extenuating circumstances

[InternalOptimist]

There is so much pressure on getting those A levels right the first time- not fair!