MA in English with a 2:2

I have been on that website before and discounted a few unis, London Met being one of them for it's shockingly bad reputation etc. I've also looked into Leeds Met too, so I think you shouldn't be so presumptuous by saying 'if you actually take time to explore'.

With regards to your later post, what I meant was him saying the first 5 option on the list were suitable, when not one of them was an MA in English Literature. The website in general is very helpful though.

How are we supposed to have known that you had disregarded uni's which have a 'shockingly bad reputation'? You said that there weren't any on that list, so I naturally suggested that you haven't explored it properly, because there certainly were courses on that list that were applicable to you. I didn't know that you had decided to rule out unis with 'shockingly bad reputations' because you didn't tell me that. I'm not psychic.

There's a research masters in English Literature in the first result for Bath Spa. Likewise, an MA in Modern and Contemporary Poetry comes up in the second result, for Birkbeck. I mentioned in an earlier post that a lot of MA's in literature have a specific pathway, so naturally you are going to have to weed them out from the list to find the general ones. Nobody knows your exact requirements for what degree you want, only you do. You came on here asking for help in finding places which might accept you with a 2.2. I gave you advice on how to maybe work your application to get around your 2.2, and boosh gave you a link which can provide a list of courses offering MA's in English Literature (and related disciplines) which you can look through yourself to find the ones that accept 2.2.'s.

I think you also need to accept that the place that rejected you clearly rejected you because there was something wrong with your application (and the fact that you got a 2.2 was probably a large contributing factor to this). Thinking they just threw away your application without even considering it is just wishful thinking - you need to accept that your application was obviously looked at and they decided it wasn't good enough. Entry into an MA course isn't automatic.