Understanding unconditional offers
Don't really understand what they are? If you meet or exceed the Uni's grades or ucas points is this how you get them? I was just confused as to whether everyone who met the criteria required in application gets an unconditional as this would kinda make A levels pointless
Based on your predicted/first-year grades, if you look like you're going to exceed your entry/grades then you'll get an unconditional. It's the uni putting their trust into you.
Yes technically it makes doing your a-levels pointless, but it just means the uni is confident in you. Dont let 'em down.
Yes technically it makes doing your a-levels pointless, but it just means the uni is confident in you. Dont let 'em down.
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