I was hoping to apply to Warwick for maths but my AS results were disappointing.
I got an A in computer science a B in Maths (4 marks off an A apparently) and a B in physics.
i know i can do much better as i was all of last year i just lost confidence in the exams.
This year i plan on taking FM (perhaps dropping physics if it becomes too much) and i was wondering if there was any point in applying to Warwick and taking the STEP.
i know if i work harder this year and retake the C1 paper (where i screwed up somehow) i may be able to reach an offer but i was wondering if they would even give me one, Thoughts?
If it helps, they are ridiculously lenient in terms of giving out offers. If they think you have a remote chance of getting the required grades they'll probably give you an offer.
If you miss it just barely they'll probably still let you in. If you miss it by two grades e.g. A*AA3 they'll probably let you in to discrete maths.
You'll get an offer (everyone does), it's just a question of do you think you can meet that kind of offer? Ie. can you do well in STEP or if not, can you get a*a*a*?
If it helps, they are ridiculously lenient in terms of giving out offers. If they think you have a remote chance of getting the required grades they'll probably give you an offer.
If you miss it just barely they'll probably still let you in. If you miss it by two grades e.g. A*AA3 they'll probably let you in to discrete maths.
You'll get an offer (everyone does), it's just a question of do you think you can meet that kind of offer? Ie. can you do well in STEP or if not, can you get a*a*a*?
It does not, I was told by an admissions tutor that MMORSE has an actual selection process for their offers, unlike Maths. It justifies their lower offer of A*AA or A*A*Aa (with AS Further Maths).