Ucas points Vs. Predicted grades
so I currently do a btec and and a level and ive already completed another A level. for university they've already offered me a conditional place as long as i get the required amount of UCAS points.
if i get the UCAS points they asked for but dont get the predicted grades in my A levels would i still get accepted?
I did sociology and dont feel i did that great but i did better than was predicted in my coursework which will make up for it in ucas points. So will this even it out and still secure me my university place?
if i get the UCAS points they asked for but dont get the predicted grades in my A levels would i still get accepted?
I did sociology and dont feel i did that great but i did better than was predicted in my coursework which will make up for it in ucas points. So will this even it out and still secure me my university place?
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