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Best unis in the ucas points range of 300-320

vn2009

Hello

I have already done my a-levels a few years ago and have been now thinking of going to uni to study business management.

I have 260 UCAS points, but I am thinking of doing an As-level this year, so perhaps at the end of august 2010 I will have about 300-320 points.

I have looked at several uni websites but can't seem to find which are the best for this points range, therefore I am asking for advice :smile:

My question is does anyone know any good unis for the 300-320 UCAS points range

Thank You :-)

Reply 1

east

kent,
coventry
brunel
surrey

kent and surrey being the best out of those ones

Reply 2

vn2009

Thank you.

Does anyone know any other good unis :smile:

glasgow! woo!

Reading

Aston.

Reading, Surrey, Kent, Keele, Essex, Brunel, Goldsmiths, Queen Mary, City, Oxford Brookes, Bournemouth???

Reply 7

0404343m

Steverockin

glasgow! woo!

A) It doesn't accept points, just grades, (so 400 points would be useless if it was 5 Cs) and B) Business Management is AAB, which is 340 points- only the science faculty is ABB.

Reply 8

jamz0770

Reading is AAB to whoever suggested that.
Aston is ABB-AAB so could well be an AAB

Reply 9

Steverockin

0404343m

A) It doesn't accept points, just grades, (so 400 points would be useless if it was 5 Cs) and B) Business Management is AAB, which is 340 points- only the science faculty is ABB.

aw oh well, im doing business at glasgow n love it , just want others to enjoy it too :smile:

Reply 10

SpencerStone

Westminster? It's 300 points to get onto their Business Management course.

Brighton.

Come QM

Thanks for all the help :smile:

I was just wondering if you state a uni that you prefer can you give reasons for why your uni is best for business management?

Also, I prefer to study a Business Management with more theory and less economics/finance modules, so any unis that you may be aware of which meet these requirements would be preferred. I had a look for myself for the more theoritical BM courses but cant seem to locate many :confused: