With all these subjects and elective boxes, Lucius was planning that these classes would be tested as GCSEs that would be seen as OWLs. These tests would take place at the students’ sixth year. Lucius believed that it would make sense since at sixth year, the first NEWT year would take place for the magical subjects and the NEWTs would take place in seventh year, so this wouldn’t cause too much stress for the students, if they had the GCSEs in their sixth year and their NEWTs in their seventh. Lucius was planning to make it so that the students in Hogwarts had to take at least five GCSEs, in order to finish their normal schooling. If the students wanted to study at the university, then they had to have at least 8/9 GCSEs, in order to be accepted. The maximum of GCSEs that could be taken by the students would be 16. The students would be able to learn the other elective boxes during the summer in the ministry, if they wanted to take more than one elective box. With 8/9 GCSEs or 9 NEWTs or even both, the graduates would be able to attend the university, but if they want to study a muggle subject, they needed to write an entrance exam, in order to be approved. The only way to avoid the entrance exam would be that the graduates should take their A-levels. The A-levels consists of AS (Advanced Studying) and A2. The AS should take place after the NEWTs were finished. The graduates, who had the goal to study at the university, would be able to take from the 8/9 GCSEs at least four AS-subjects. The maximum would be five AS-levels, but the expectation for the AS-levels would be to have Os in the five chosen AS-levels in the GCSEs. If they were finished with the AS-level, the graduates were finished with the half of the A-levels. The A2-levels would require only three subjects minimal, but five subjects maximal. This meant that the graduates would be able to drop one AS-level subject. With finishing the A2-level, the graduates had finished their A-level and would be able to enter the muggle part of the university without the entrance exams. The A-levels would be introduced at the board meeting in June next year. But now, Lucius had to concentrate on this meeting with the mastery boards.