Chemical engineering 2015 entry applicant

Yeah they would nps. You can Definitely retake stuff and re apply next year

Are there any other courses which lead to chemical engineering? I was thinking getting into chemistry BSc and then doing a one yr course in chemical engineering, a masters (MSCi) would that still make me a chemical engineer?

Check if it is accredited. I think an Meng would be better?

It would be better but chemistry courses are not accredited by ICHEME. Unis like Manchester and Leeds offer a one yr course. These are accredited. But would that make me a chemical engineer? Because I want to go down the charted route. I don't wanna make a mistake rn in a few days on results day. I don't want it to affect me in the long run.

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I'm going to Birmingham!! Thanks everyone for helping me, I hope you all got the grades you needed!

Same!
I'll see you there.
What accommodation have you chosen and when do we receive our accommodation offer?

I've applied to Leodis.
What results did you get?

Hey Guys, Hope you all got the grades you needed, just done my AS levels and got ABBC in Maths, Chemistry, Physics and Further maths,
What grades did you get at AS and then at A2?
Who gave you offers?
Is it worth me applying to russell group unis?
There aren;t many options for chemical engineering except at top universities, and although I believe I will be able to still get all A*s and As I'm not sure I;ll get offers with those results?

Hey Guys, Hope you all got the grades you needed, just done my AS levels and got ABBC in Maths, Chemistry, Physics and Further maths,
What grades did you get at AS and then at A2?
Who gave you offers?
Is it worth me applying to russell group unis?
There aren;t many options for chemical engineering except at top universities, and although I believe I will be able to still get all A*s and As I'm not sure I;ll get offers with those results?

I got AAAB at AS, and AAB this year, and got in to Birmingham. So you can definitely apply to Russell group universities - but I found A2 a lot harder than AS and I was pretty lucky to get in. It might be a good idea to have a big difference in entry requirements between your first and second choice universities.

Ive just had my AS results and got AAAB. The B was in maths however which i thought was my best subject, and obviously the most important for engineering aswell. I only flunked the one exam so i know if i resit it and get an A i will get an A overall but would a B in AS maths put me at a disadvantage applying to the top universities?

Hiya,

I have just got my AS results and have for AAAA (Chemistry, Biology, Maths, Accounting) and I'm dropping Accounting next year and taking up the EPQ instead. Haven't yet received my predicted grades. I love Chemistry and Maths, and have been looking at courses that would suit that and thought about Chemical Engineering. However, at the moment I don't know too much about the subject. I got a B in GCSE Physics and didn't want to take it at A-level. Does the course contain a lot of Physics and would that be an issue for me? What do you all enjoy most about the course and what made you decide to take it?

Thanks

I actually don't know when I get my accommodation offer. It's soon I think.
Where are you from?

yeah i am, i think most people who do chem eng at manc do the Meng with industrial placement. thats if they get the 60% needed in first year

GCSE: 1 A* 5 A 4 B
AS levels: BBCC in maths, chem, physics and bio however I was only a few ums of the next grade in the first 3 subjects and believe I can get AAB (likely predicted grades) next year.
Can I get into Russell group unis for chem eng e.g. Sheffield, UCL, manc, Leeds (A2L), etc?