University of Manchester

Manchester

Are Manchester lenient on giving out offers?

What resonably do i need to achieve at AS to be okay for an AAB course?

Would, ABCC (A*AB) prediction (if all goes good), be okay and an instantaneous conditional offer?

Would, BCCC (ABB) prediction, suffice?

How strict are they

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Reply 1

editor500

Original post by Presque là

I got ABCD (prediction ABC) and they gave me a fairly instantaneous offer to do Law (AAA without an interview) and it looks like I'll meet my offer, although I've heard of people dropping 2-3 grades on most courses at Manchester and still scraping in. You'll be fine.

University of Manchester

Manchester

Reply 2

Presque là

Original post by editor500

Yaaaaay
Thanks for giving me hope :wink:

Good luck with that AAA, make sure you smash it.

Is law at Manchester popular?

Reply 3

editor500

From their website "As a guide, for 2014 entry we received approximately 2000 applications for 270 places." Its pretty popular. What do you want to study?

Reply 4

alexgreen123

i got an offer to study there with AABC at AS and AAA prediction for this year, hope that helps!

Reply 5

Presque là

Original post by editor500

From their website "As a guide, for 2014 entry we received approximately 2000 applications for 270 places." Its pretty popular. What do you want to study?

wow, and petroleum engineering beng, AAB.

Reply 6

Presque là

Original post by alexgreen123

i got an offer to study there with AABC at AS and AAA prediction for this year, hope that helps!

What subject and congratulations

Reply 7

editor500

Original post by Presque là

wow, and petroleum engineering beng, AAB.

Yeah you should be ok, just make sure you do have back up options as it seems like a fairly specialised course. Good luck though.

Reply 8

alexgreen123

Original post by Presque là

What subject and congratulations

thank you! i decided not to go there however, and the my subjects are history, economics and psychology, i dropped french last year

Reply 9

Presque là

Original post by editor500

Yeah you should be ok, just make sure you do have back up options as it seems like a fairly specialised course. Good luck though.

Yeah no probs
when did you apply? Apparently the earlier you apply the more chance you have of being accepted since the days/weeks before the 'equal consideration' deadline, there would already have given out offers, and there's more pressure for them to give out the last few offers...

Reply 10

editor500

Original post by Presque là

Early December as it was my colleges deadline then. Got the offer a week later although my last offer came over a month later (AAA Newcastle Law) so it doesn't really matter if its delayed.

Reply 11

Exceptional

I was predicted ABB and they let me in for an AAB course. As long as your predictions are near their requirement then you should get an offer. AS grades don't mean much there.

Reply 12

Presque là

Original post by Exceptional

I was predicted ABB and they let me in for an AAB course. As long as your predictions are near their requirement then you should get an offer. AS grades don't mean much there.

Thank you
What course was it?

Reply 13

Exceptional

Original post by Presque là

Thank you
What course was it?

International Business, Finance and Economics with Industrial Placement

Reply 14

345423KNL

Its worth an e-mail if you are worried. I e-mailed prospective uni's and asked them whether they would accept me with my predicted grades, my AS levels, my GCSEs. E-mail the unis you want to go to and ask them and see what they say, Manchester gave me an AAA offer, I'm predicted ABB and I got BBCD at AS so its always worth to e-mail them