On this page, we will discuss how an APS score could affect learners’ applications at any higher education institution (Universities and Colleges). A higher APS score will affect a learner in a positive way as the study options become more wider. While a lower APS score will negatively affect a leaner as study options become narrower.
Two Ways in which an APS Score could affect learners’ applications at higher education institution
Different higher education institutions such as universities, schools, and colleges, they all have their own set of APS score requirements which they use to evaluate the suitability of students to enroll in certain courses.
- Lower APS Score – your study options at higher education institution will be quite limited if your APS score is low. With low APS score, a leaner’s dream career goals can somewhat become clouded and vague. More especialy if the learner is unable to study and follow a career that they intended to follow, simply because their low APS score prevents them from applying they favourate courses.
- Higher APS Score – learner’s options for studies are wider at higher education institution, as there are more courses to enroll for. With a higher APS score, a learner can enroll for their dream qualification, and study exactly what they intended to study.
It is very essential for learners to strive for greater success in Grade 12 through getting good grades with high APS score.