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Predicted AAAB where could i apply for physics

for AS level, I achieved aaac in maths physics chemistry and further maths respectively. Which unis could I apply to with these provisional predicted grades my school gave me:
A* maths
A* Chemistry
A physics
B further maths

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Reply 1

MrsSheldonCooper

Oxford, St Andrews, Imperial?

You can defo apply to the top unis for physics.

Reply 2

Chemgawd99

Original post by MrsSheldonCooper

Oxford, St Andrews, Imperial?

You can defo apply to the top unis for physics.

nah, not about that Oxbridge lifestyle lool I'm not clever enough. I'll try warwick or something like that

Durham?

Original post by Chemgawd99

nah, not about that Oxbridge lifestyle lool I'm not clever enough. I'll try warwick or something like that

Warwick is really good yeah :smile:

Check out Nottingham and Southampton too. I know a guy who does physics at the latter and he loves it.

Reply 5

BankerBoi

Original post by Chemgawd99

Those are very good predicted grades (most top unis will take that, Imperial,UCL,Manchester etc) but have you thought about retaking a module or 2 to boost that further maths prediction to an A?

Reply 6

username2369377

UCL is a good one :smile:

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Reply 7

Chemgawd99

Original post by frankielogue

Durham?

oh yeah true but durham sounds scary tbh

Reply 8

Doones

Original post by Chemgawd99

For which course?

Reply 9

Chemgawd99

Original post by chrisidialu

Those are very good predicted grades (most top unis will take that, Imperial,UCL,Manchester etc) but have you thought about retaking a module or 2 to boost that further maths prediction to an A?

yeah I realllyyy screwed up D1 like U grade bad but I didn't revise but I got an a and a b in s2 and fp1. I think I can get an A though :smile:

Reply 10

returnmigrant

With those grades are you posting here just to show off ?

Reply 11

Chemgawd99

Original post by jneill

For which course?

physics

Reply 12

Chemgawd99

Original post by MrsSheldonCooper

Warwick is really good yeah :smile:

Check out Nottingham and Southampton too. I know a guy who does physics at the latter and he loves it.

thanks for the suggestion

Reply 13

connormc199

Original post by jneill

For which course?

the course is in the title! haha

Reply 14

Slowbro93

Have you looked into Manchester?

Reply 15

Chemgawd99

Original post by zombie-dance

UCL is a good one :smile:

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I want to get out of London. lol had 17 years of nagging parents

Reply 16

Chemgawd99

Original post by Slowbro93

Have you looked into Manchester?

no, I will though. thanks for the suggestion

Reply 17

MrsSheldonCooper

Original post by Chemgawd99

I want to get out of London. lol had 17 years of nagging parents

Let me guess, you're Asian?

I get you :console:

Reply 18

username2369377

Original post by Chemgawd99

I want to get out of London. lol had 17 years of nagging parents

Haha fair enough! Then yeah, I'd agree with others about Warwick being a good one :smile:

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Reply 19

BankerBoi

Original post by Chemgawd99

yeah I realllyyy screwed up D1 like U grade bad but I didn't revise but I got an a and a b in s2 and fp1. I think I can get an A though :smile:

With those grades at present you'd easily be fine for any uni but for oxbridge if you think of applying to there you'd want A*A*AA to be considered seriously especially with physics/natural sciences considering how maths content heavy the courses are