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Dartmouth College recognizes the A-Level curriculum from the United Kingdom
as exceptional preparation of students and grants credit for superior
performance on those A-Level examinations which cover fields of study
represented by Dartmouth’s academic departments in the arts and sciences, and
which are monitored and approved by the Secondary Examination and Assessment
Council (SEAC). Students with comparable scores on A-Level exams that fall
outside of these parameters should bring them to the attention of the dean of
first-year students, who will make a determination about credit, based upon the
judgment of the Committee on Instruction. One departmental unspecified credit
will be granted for each course in which a grade of A has been earned.
Students with an A grade may appeal for additional unspecified credit or
specific course credit (which replaces the unspecified credit) from the
academic department directly. For courses in which a grade of B has been
earned, credit may be granted at the discretion of the department. All
claims for credit for British A-Level work must be made by the end of the fall
term of the first year.
Questions about the British A-Level Program should be addressed to the First-Year Office.
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