If your predicted grades dont meet the entry requirements will they reject you?

No they won't. If the rest of your application is very strong, and your reference is very good, they might give you an offer - but it won't be lower than what they give others, ie. it'll be AAA or better.

No they won't. If the rest of your application is very strong, and your reference is very good, they might give you an offer - but it won't be lower than what they give others, ie. it'll be AAA or better.

Not always, but at UCL for Law they are 99% sure to reject you. Do you have a pass in a fourth AS? What are your GCSE results?

How about if somebody is predicted significantly higher than the requirements, but has terrible GCSE's? Is there any point in even applying to UCL?

I have a C at As. My GCSEs aren't bad I achieved a few As but I got a D in maths which I will be retaking.

What were your other AS results which have caused you to be predicted AAB? Any A*s at GCSE? The D in Maths clearly won't look good, this is from the UCL website:
"NB.
1.It is a pre-requisite that applicants have grade B passes at GCSE Maths and English, and grade C pass at a Modern Foreign Language.
2.The minimum entry requirements stated below are for guidance only. Please note that all of our LLB programmes are heavily over-subscribed, therefore, meeting the entry requirements is not a guarantee for gaining admission."

You don't have the B in Maths, you don't make the predicted grades, do you have a pass in a foreign language?
Have you already sent your UCAS off? If not, I would strongly reconsider UCL, they reject candidates with much better academics than you I'm afraid.
What other universities are you applying to?

My predicted grades are AAB and two of the unis i'm applying to ask for AAA (one being UCL) will they reject me straight away?

What are you applying for? Some courses are obvs. more competitive than others

If I'm being brutally honest, I would say that BBB won't be enough for UCL and if I would you then i would take it off your list. However, it's entirely your choice.
What are your other 3 choices? I'd have a go at City, they are nowhere near as competitive as UCL. Have you looked at Sussex or Reading, they are both AAB I believe. Or Law at Exeter's Cornwall campus?

Ok just read through the previous posts. So law.

I'm worried about applying to UCL even with the predicted grades they're asking for. Its very competitive even without applying for law, most top unis wont accept resit GCSE's at all so if I were you I'd drop it from the list. Unless you'll regret not giving it a shot later on

I've applied to Reading, Westminister and Brunel as well

Ok just read through the previous posts. So law.

I'm worried about applying to UCL even with the predicted grades they're asking for. Its very competitive even without applying for law, most top unis wont accept resit GCSE's at all so if I were you I'd drop it from the list. Unless you'll regret not giving it a shot later on

I really want to take the risk just to see but I'm worried about wasting the option when I could put something with lower entry requirements as a definite back up. Will they not accept a retake?

I really want to take the risk just to see but I'm worried about wasting the option when I could put something with lower entry requirements as a definite back up. Will they not accept a retake?

Top unis dont accept gcse resits at all otherwise i'd have resat my B in maths
You simply don't meet the minimum gcse requirements let alone the A level ones.
Sorry to sound harsh, but I feel its better to be honest with you so you dont waste an option applying.