AECC University College Applicants and Interviews 2018

Hello!

These posts are here to answer a few of the burning questions you may have about studying at AECC University College.

The thread option also allows you to have a chat with us and ask about anything you can’t find the answers to.

We’ve identified the most common FAQ’s as the ones below. Please take a look here first as chances are we’ve got you covered.

There are a lot of answers on the University website too, but feel free to ask here if you can't find what you need.

How to Apply

Applications for all undergraduate courses at AECC University College must be made online through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). This applies to all UK, EU and international students.

AECC University College’s institution name is AECC University College, and our institution code is A65.

Entry Requirements for Undergraduate Courses

We accept a very wide range of qualifications for entry to AECC University College.

We’d advise you to check the details of the particular course you are interested in as most will specify which subjects are accepted and the grades required.

A-levels

You would normally have at least three full GCE A-Levels. General Studies is not accepted.

GCSEs

You would also need a Grade C minimum in English and Mathematics. We also take into account your overall grade profile.

In terms of the new numerical grading in England, we will ask for a 4 grade and above in every subject.

Other Qualifications

We also accept the following qualifications:

International Baccalaureate Diploma
BTECs
Cambridge Pre-U
Scottish Highers and Advanced Highers
Welsh Baccalaureate Advanced Diploma
Irish Leaving Certificate
Cambridge Technical
Access to HE Diploma
Advanced Diploma
Open University
AQA Baccalaureate
European Baccalaureate
French Baccalaureate
German Abitur
Many other international qualifications

Please check each course on our website to ensure that your qualifications align with the criteria.

English Language requirements & International students

All students also need to meet the University’s English language requirements. You can find the full details here.

We welcome applications from International students and we currently have over 50% of students studying here from abroad. We’d advise you to check our English Language requirements especially if English is not your first language.

Mature students

If you’re 21 or over at the time your course starts you’ll be considered a mature student. You can find out more about studying here as a mature student, including the significant financial assistance that is available to you.

Fees and Finance

Channel Islands - £9,250 - Year 1

EU - £9,250 - Year 1

International - £13,900 - Year 1

England - £9,250 - Year 1

Northern Ireland - £9,250 - Year 1

Scotland - £9,250 - Year 1

Wales - £9,250 - Year 1

After Applying

Interviews

There will most likely be interviews for the course you are interested in. These are generally held throughout the academic year.

Open Days

Regardless of where you’re coming from you’ll normally be invited to an open day for your school/department. You’ll get to see your school/department facilities, speak to staff and students and see the campus.

After Receiving an Offer

Replying to an offer

If you’re made an offer, you have to reply via UCAS Track. There are certain deadlines in place for doing this and these all depend on when UCAS receive your last decision.

For more details about how it works, you can visit the UCAS Replying to your offer webpage which will tell you what everything means and what you need to do.

Accommodation

Here's a link to the accommodation web page that should answer most of your questions.

Results Day and Clearing

On results day, you’ll be informed of whether you have received a place or not via UCAS Track. We will also contact you to inform you of the outcome.

There is always the option of Clearing if you haven’t got in, for whatever reason (or Adjustment if you’ve done much better than predicted).

I hope that all this is helpful to you!

Jacob

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