Mentioning STEP results when applying for Oxford maths?
I got these results in STEP:
I - 1 (86)
II - 2 (66)
III - 3 (38)
I feel that my STEP II/III results will let me down, could I just mention I?
I fear that if they verify my grade in I that they might realise I hid the other results if that is not allowed (?)
Basically what would it be best to mention and can I just tell them about I? I was very disappointed with my result in III and I think I could have done much better if I did not get so stressed and I am worried that I may be frowned upon by Oxford for having a 3.
What should I do mention none, all of them, just I...?
Thanks for advice
I - 1 (86)
II - 2 (66)
III - 3 (38)
I feel that my STEP II/III results will let me down, could I just mention I?
I fear that if they verify my grade in I that they might realise I hid the other results if that is not allowed (?)
Basically what would it be best to mention and can I just tell them about I? I was very disappointed with my result in III and I think I could have done much better if I did not get so stressed and I am worried that I may be frowned upon by Oxford for having a 3.
What should I do mention none, all of them, just I...?
Thanks for advice
(edited 11 years ago)
Why do you feel you should put it down in the first place?
Original post by Theafricanlegend
Why do you feel you should put it down in the first place?
A grade 1 in STEP would probably support my application because it shows I am good at Maths. If they see I didn't do so well in the others this mighty have a negative impact. I am not sure whether I have to put them all down anyway according to the UCAS rules.
Original post by oh_1993
A grade 1 in STEP would probably support my application because it shows I am good at Maths. If they see I didn't do so well in the others this mighty have a negative impact. I am not sure whether I have to put them all down anyway according to the UCAS rules.
I really have nothing to contribute, sorry, but i do know that any certified exams you should put in your form.. That doesn't mean that you have to put all of them in your PS, after all it is a document that is there to support you.
So just put STEP I in your PS i'd say! Also you've done it a year early i presume? So it should not hinder you.
Original post by Theafricanlegend
I really have nothing to contribute, sorry, but i do know that any certified exams you should put in your form.. That doesn't mean that you have to put all of them in your PS, after all it is a document that is there to support you.
So just put STEP I in your PS i'd say! Also you've done it a year early i presume? So it should not hinder you.
So just put STEP I in your PS i'd say! Also you've done it a year early i presume? So it should not hinder you.
No, not a year early. I am reapplying to university.
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