UCL asks for UMS scores?

I want to apply for Economics in UCL and apparently they ask for UMS scores?!
That is literally the only thing I am scared of in the admission process because I got such crappy UMS scores...
I got A*AAABE with A*A in A2 Maths and FM and AA in Economics and Physics AS, B in Politics and E in Critical Thinking.

However even it looks alright, my UMS scores are completely disastrous! Average 87 for Maths and 81 for FM, 247/300 for physics, 151/200 for Politics and **** for CT.

How much weight do they put down on UMS scores?

If they do I feel like if 100 places is accepted among 2000 people then they will ditch everyone with worse UMS and accept everyone with good UMS?
Even they are all get the same AS results which is As.

Anyway, how much weight do they put on UMS scores, PS and Reference?

Reply 1

desijut

I applied for Maths and they asked for my A level Maths UMS when i applied

University College London

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Reply 2

Jackfinance17

Original post by desijut

I applied for Maths and they asked for my A level Maths UMS when i applied

Thank you for replying.

Did they only ask you for the Maths one or everything?

And did you get the offer? What UMS did you get on average?

Reply 3

Jackfinance17

Original post by Pensive

They certainly do ask for all your UMS scores for economics (L100). The rest I can't really help you with, at least beyond anecdotal evidence - I had fairly strong UMS scores and was rejected (along with several others with similar grades from my school), whereas others with weaker UMS were accepted.