University of Essex 2014 Applicants

An Unconditional offer means there are no conditions attached to the offer so you wouldn't be required to get a certain grade to go to the institution. This is usually given to people who have met the entry requirements and have been awarded with the required qualification.

Conditional offer means the institution will offer you a place but they will set requirements. This is usually in the form of getting a certain grade. If you achieve this grade, you're in. If you don't the offer doesn't stand. This does not mean you definitely can't get a place, you would have to contact the University to see if they would still accept you.

Hi

I've applied for the History of Art and English Literature degree and I was wondering if there was anyone on this thread who has too?

Is there any way of being able to check timetables for the University of Essex?

Thaaanks ^_^

Hi

I've applied for the History of Art and English Literature degree and I was wondering if there was anyone on this thread who has too?

Is there any way of being able to check timetables for the University of Essex?

Thaaanks ^_^

Hello everyone, I have applied for Bsc Biological Sciences and got a unconditional offer. I also applied at Westminster, Aberdeen(still waiting for a reply ) and got an unconditional offer at Portsmouth .I was very impressed by how fast Essex replied and it is definetly my firm.

First, the Towers never look appealing. I remember on my open day I was seriously worried I would end up living in them, however, a year later I'm here sat in my bedroom in the towers and couldn't imagine living anywhere else! You get 15 instant friends and there is always something going on if you're in to parties. Also, I think they're actually renovating the South towers over the Summer.

If anyone has any questions about Essex feel free to ask me!

I was made an offer of ABC but my final results didn't turn out so good, got BCD. Considering that I've missed the required grades, what are my chances of getting in (I'm an international student) and should I contact the uni and convince them that they should accept me nonetheless? I'm really hoping to get in!

Well, looking at it this way, you got two of the grades but dropped down by 3 grades on the 3rd. I'd certainly give it a try at calling the university, I've read around on this site a little bit and seen people get in after getting lower than their offer!

Good luck