Different Offers for Maths
If a uni has a range of offers (e.g. AAA/AAB), are they more likely to give you the lower offer if your grades excel it (or alternatively if you're just stronger than the typical successful candidate there)?
Or is it something else.
ty x
Or is it something else.
ty x
It depends really. They might give a lower offer to a strong candidate if they're desirable or a higher offer in order to challenge them.
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Picking between bath and warwick (maths)
- PPE BA or BSc ??
- Should I try LSE or not
- which Oxford college is best for chemistry?
- Uni of Manchester Appeal
- Which unis to consider for a student with these predicted grades
- Regretting course im applying for
- Business Computing IT or Computer Science
- Imperial missed offer
- Official Computer Science Applicant Thread 2024 Entry
- MORSE-Warwick
- Aerospace engineering with a foundation year
- uni choices help
- applying after gap year
- What are the biggest differences between the universities you're applying to?
- Changing Courses at Warwick from Economics to Discrete Maths
- Year 12 thinking about an L100 (Economics) course at uni
- is 5 highers +1 advanced higher enough for uni
- Chances of getting an offer from UCL Bsc Economics?
- Which YouTube Channel best for Further Maths CIE
Latest
Trending
Last reply 3 weeks ago
71 on the MAT, rejected for interview by both Oxford and Imperial.Trending
Last reply 3 weeks ago
71 on the MAT, rejected for interview by both Oxford and Imperial.
