Imperial College Applicants 2016 entry

I'm doing cie board, I got these for my AS
Maths - 96
Chem - 92
Physics - 89
General Paper - 73
Do I stand a chance of getting into imperial with that b for gp? Thinking of applying for chemical engineering. I'll be taking further maths for A2. My predicted grades are A*A*A*A

Does anybody know if you can transfer from MSci Chemistry to MSci Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry?

In 2014 I got abcc in physics, maths, chemistry, further maths AS-levels so I didn't apply to university at all cos they're bad grades ahaha.

In 2015 I got A*AA (b) in maths, physics, chemistry A-level (further maths AS-level) retaking core 1 and core 2 and chem AS..

in 2016 I'm self teaching further maths A2 and am aiming for A*

(I got good GCSEs in 2013).

My academic history is quite a story really:P I really don't know what Imperial CivEng will think about it apart from I emailed the admissions tutor and she was like 'yo apply'. If I get rejected I'll just go to Bath or Bristol (unless for some weird ass reason they reject me :P)

I'm gonna follow you, because as we're applying to the same course I feel we should talk ;D. Btw I went to a Bath open day recently and the CivEng course is pretty ****ing good (3rd in uk) because the department is joined with architecture (and appaz bath is no.1 for architecture) so don't disregard bath : )))))))))))

It is quite the epic tale your education . I really wish i had done further maths to at least AS, in fact i did ask my maths teacher could i do it this year who said i could but my timetable wasnt able to accomadate it; and i dont think i could self teach it either :/

Your definitely right about bath's course looking amazing and even warwicks general engineering course seems fantastic(even if it means sleeping through some mechanical engineering lectures for the first two years lol)

Warwick's Engineering Department is weak compared to their other Departments from what I've heard.

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I think the general view is that while they appreciate that there are benefits to doing the EPQ, your grade in the EPQ cannot be used towards fulfilling any entry requirements.

So am I better of not doing it and just having my 3 A-levels and AS? It's just that I feel pressurised into doing something because I know people doing 4 A-levels and an EPQ and I feel like I'm being lazy and worthless tbh

they didn't really care about GP so you are absolutely fine.

Do I have to declare my gp grade on ucas/copa if they don't really care about it? And thanks!

Yes. Congrats on those marks, CIE is a tough board (I did it too)

I was pretty bumped for physics 1 mark away from 90... Are you applying for imperial as well? If so what course and what are ur AS grades?

I applied for ChemEng last year and got an offer
My AS grades were AAAAB in maths, physics, chemistry, applied ICT and English. I was predicted A*A*A*A*A in maths, chemistry, physics, spanish and FM respectively at A2

Nice 5 subjects! Congrats!! I'm sure u did well in A2. May I know what your conditional offer was?

i second this.

Warwick's Engineering Department is weak compared to their other Departments from what I've heard.

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Warwick's Engineering Department is weak compared to their other Departments from what I've heard.

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My friend got an offer of A*A*A*A for chem eng, which were exactly his predicted grades.