UCAS points
Might seem like a stupid question, but does the UCAS point system really matter in terms of getting accepted? Just feels a bit pointless when every uni website only mentions grades needed to get in, I haven't actually seen the points be relevant outside of my UCAS account.
Some universities/courses make offers for a certain amount of ucas points rather than specific grades (Northumbria and Portsmouth both do from the top of my head) - so unless you’re applying to a course that has ucas points in their entry requirements then you don’t have to worry about them 
thank you!!
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