[boreilly27]

I'm quite surprised that a uni such as Edinburgh has a 'BBB' as a typical offer for music and it's placed lower than expected in the league tables for music in most years. Why is this? What's the department and course like?

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[seanfromtheblock]

(Original post by boreilly27)
I'm quite surprised that a uni such as Edinburgh has a 'BBB' as a typical offer for music and it's placed lower than expected in the league tables for music in most years. Why is this? What's the department and course like?

This is true for many Scottish uni courses, as they are a year longer due to the Scottish system being based around going to uni following your highers (roughly AS level) rather than following advanced highers (roughly A2), so the entry requirements are lower.