C1 and D1 were good exams but C2 was too hard (for the whole nation also) and I can guarantee it has brought my grade down I looked up model answers for all exams (stupid idea ik) but I thought I'd do it anyway. I can see myself getting a C or a D because of how bad C2 was.
Will I still get uni offers? I'm really interested in doing a degree in Maths and I've been looking at Open Days but I feel like I will get rejected. Also, when offers are given does it always depend on just the AS grades? Thanks
C1 and D1 were good exams but C2 was too hard (for the whole nation also) and I can guarantee it has brought my grade down I looked up model answers for all exams (stupid idea ik) but I thought I'd do it anyway. I can see myself getting a C or a D because of how bad C2 was.
Will I still get uni offers? I'm really interested in doing a degree in Maths and I've been looking at Open Days but I feel like I will get rejected. Also, when offers are given does it always depend on just the AS grades? Thanks
most maths degrees start from a minimum grade A prediction for full A level (bottom tier Universities) to double A* in maths and further Maths plus more. So there is a very big range. You have to wait for your results but I do not think it is worth applying even to a bottom end university with a grade B prediction (or less)
C1 and D1 were good exams but C2 was too hard (for the whole nation also) and I can guarantee it has brought my grade down I looked up model answers for all exams (stupid idea ik) but I thought I'd do it anyway. I can see myself getting a C or a D because of how bad C2 was. Will I still get uni offers? I'm really interested in doing a degree in Maths and I've been looking at Open Days but I feel like I will get rejected. Also, when offers are given does it always depend on just the AS grades? Thanks
Work hard at A2, and start preparing for C3 and C4 now. If you're still interested in Maths then think of applying for a Maths with a foundation year, or even the Scottish uni (as their minimum is BBB for 4yrs).