For most uni's you need Math as well as Chemistry or Physics so you will be fine. Plus those are brilliant A levels well done! How come your not applying for any universities in Scotland? Employment and graduate salaries for those who got their ChemEng degree from a Scottish University is consistently above average.
Original post by Moss_Tran
I'm planning on applying to Leeds, Sheffield , Loughborough, Manchester and Newcastle.
I achieved A*A*AD in Maths, Chemistry, Psychology and Physics respectively.
I achieved A*A*AD in Maths, Chemistry, Psychology and Physics respectively.
Hi Moss_Tran
With those A-Level grades you would accepted in to Loughborough as we ask for 3 A's , to include Maths and either Chemistry or Physics.
So the D in Physics would not make a difference.
Vicky
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