Explain UCAS Tariff for Barts?!
Hey, could someone please explain the tariff system for Barts Uni to do Medicine.
This is my profile:
GCSE: 9A*
AS: AAAA
A2: Predicted A* A* A*
UKCAT: 823
Other qualifications:
- EPQ (to be completed)
- Grade 7 (Pass) piano ABRSM
- Grade 8 (Distinc) Drama LAMDA
- Grade 8 (Distinc) Public Speaking LAMDA
- Grade 5 Theory (Merit) ABRSM
- CSLA Award
- D of E upto Silver
- AQA Bac
If anyone could help me that would be greatly appreciated, thanks
This is my profile:
GCSE: 9A*
AS: AAAA
A2: Predicted A* A* A*
UKCAT: 823
Other qualifications:
- EPQ (to be completed)
- Grade 7 (Pass) piano ABRSM
- Grade 8 (Distinc) Drama LAMDA
- Grade 8 (Distinc) Public Speaking LAMDA
- Grade 5 Theory (Merit) ABRSM
- CSLA Award
- D of E upto Silver
- AQA Bac
If anyone could help me that would be greatly appreciated, thanks
Original post by lindseyyy
Hey, could someone please explain the tariff system for Barts Uni to do Medicine.
This is my profile:
GCSE: 9A*
AS: AAAA
A2: Predicted A* A* A*
UKCAT: 823
Other qualifications:
- EPQ (to be completed)
- Grade 7 (Pass) piano ABRSM
- Grade 8 (Distinc) Drama LAMDA
- Grade 8 (Distinc) Public Speaking LAMDA
- Grade 5 Theory (Merit) ABRSM
- CSLA Award
- D of E upto Silver
- AQA Bac
If anyone could help me that would be greatly appreciated, thanks
This is my profile:
GCSE: 9A*
AS: AAAA
A2: Predicted A* A* A*
UKCAT: 823
Other qualifications:
- EPQ (to be completed)
- Grade 7 (Pass) piano ABRSM
- Grade 8 (Distinc) Drama LAMDA
- Grade 8 (Distinc) Public Speaking LAMDA
- Grade 5 Theory (Merit) ABRSM
- CSLA Award
- D of E upto Silver
- AQA Bac
If anyone could help me that would be greatly appreciated, thanks
They use the UCAS tariff tables to calculate your tariff points: http://www.ucas.com/how-it-all-works/explore-your-options/entry-requirements/tariff-tables
A*A*A*a = 480
EPQ = if you're predicted A-A*, 60-70
Grade 7 piano = 40
Grade 8 drama = 65
Grade 8 public speaking = 65
That's all I could figure out but that adds up to be 710-720. Sorry if I've made any mistakes.
With a UKCAT score that high, your grades alone would have been enough for an interview last year. You're practically guaranteed an interview with all those tariff points and your UKCAT score.
Here is their admissions stats: http://www.smd.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/FAQs/99618.pdf
Good luck!
Original post by cat-lover
They use the UCAS tariff tables to calculate your tariff points: http://www.ucas.com/how-it-all-works/explore-your-options/entry-requirements/tariff-tables
A*A*A*a = 480
EPQ = if you're predicted A-A*, 60-70
Grade 7 piano = 40
Grade 8 drama = 65
Grade 8 public speaking = 65
That's all I could figure out but that adds up to be 710-720. Sorry if I've made any mistakes.
With a UKCAT score that high, your grades alone would have been enough for an interview last year. You're practically guaranteed an interview with all those tariff points and your UKCAT score.
Here is their admissions stats: http://www.smd.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/FAQs/99618.pdf
Good luck!
A*A*A*a = 480
EPQ = if you're predicted A-A*, 60-70
Grade 7 piano = 40
Grade 8 drama = 65
Grade 8 public speaking = 65
That's all I could figure out but that adds up to be 710-720. Sorry if I've made any mistakes.
With a UKCAT score that high, your grades alone would have been enough for an interview last year. You're practically guaranteed an interview with all those tariff points and your UKCAT score.
Here is their admissions stats: http://www.smd.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/FAQs/99618.pdf
Good luck!
Thank you so, so much- this is extremely helpful!
I don't get it...I might just be stupid though.
I have 7A*s at GCSE, 2 A's and 2 B's.
EPQ is being done.
4A's at AS and a B.
4-5A*'s predicted in A2.
So how does that add up??
Would I be right in saying
5 * 140 for my A2 predicitons of 5 A*'s? = 700 and if I'm predicted an A in my EPQ then its 760? And thats my UCAS tariff? So its using predicted or achieved A2 grades right? And the AS? They aren't used at all? Hmm..
I have 7A*s at GCSE, 2 A's and 2 B's.
EPQ is being done.
4A's at AS and a B.
4-5A*'s predicted in A2.
So how does that add up??
Would I be right in saying
5 * 140 for my A2 predicitons of 5 A*'s? = 700 and if I'm predicted an A in my EPQ then its 760? And thats my UCAS tariff? So its using predicted or achieved A2 grades right? And the AS? They aren't used at all? Hmm..
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