UCL 2011 Undergraduate Prospectus OUT!
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Re: UCL 2011 Undergraduate Prospectus OUT!I was expecting it but it went up quite a lot for some courses. A lot of courses now at UCL have similar entrance requirements to those in Oxbridge and the rest of the G5(Original post by Norris Cole)
Entrance requirements will have went up for the majority of universities won't they? -
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I think he's suggesting a reason why the ab-initio course could've been scrapped after a year, rather than saying that was definitely the reason for it.
But there are pleanty of reasons it might not have worked out - it's not easy to get people who start the language ab initio up to the same level as those who start out at A-level standard, within just 2 years by the time they go abroad. It would also require twice the number of language classes, if not more, if you have two streams of abilities going through (you can hardly put ab initios in the same class as those post-a-level) which either gives the language teachers a much higher workload, or necessitates additional staff being brought in, which isn't the easiest thing to do.
Added to the fact it makes timetabling even more interesting. -
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I'm interested in how all the other university's change their entrance requirements, because this is the only 2011 prospectus I have seen so far. My sister will be doing her UCAS next year, so naturally curious about entrance requirements and how they are going to be changing...
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Re: UCL 2011 Undergraduate Prospectus OUT!hmm if i dont need to like you suggest i dont then thers no point retaking really i was just confused because they say they bringing it out during 2012 entry didnt know if that was my year or not(Original post by PJ991)
you can put on your UCAS form that you're retaking, and then it could be part of a conditional offer.
And wasn't there supposed to be a new liberal arts programme out in 2011?