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uni choices

Hi I got 10 A* at GCSE and 4 A at as level. Im predicted A*AAA.
My choices
Oxford-aaa
Ucl-a*aa
Bristol-aaa
Warwick-aaa
Exeter- aaa/aab

I'm conscious only one of my choices matches my prediction, ( 2 counting oxford). Should I add another such as kcl instead of warwick? Or would 4 lnat unis be too many?

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Reply 2

vimto39

No, that would be ridiculous. Just because you meet the requirements doesn't mean you'll definitely get an offer. Oxford, UCL and Bristol, and to some extent Warwick, are immensely competitive and therefore are all high risk options. Presume you get an offer from Oxford, or any of those Universities par UCL, you don't actually have an insurance which isn't the brightest of ideas.

In short, I wouldn't add another option based on entry requirements.

In terms of the LNAT, quite simply it depends on how good you are at exams under pressure and critical thinking. If you're excellent at both, then it shouldn't matter.