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Do I have a chance of getting into Chemical Engineering?

(edited 5 months ago)

Sugar and spice, and everything nice. These with ingredients chosen to create the perfect little girls but Professor Plutonium accidentally added an extra ingredient to the concoction, chemical X and thus the Powerpuff girls were born.

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Hi theanon2,

I've just graduated with an MEng in Chemical Engineering at Lancaster. Usually most universities will predominantly look at your A-level results over your GCSE's as they are the most recent representation of your academic achievements and GSCE knowledge is built upon in A-level courses so I wouldn't worry too much. With your predicted grades, if you end up getting those grades as final results yous be accepted in to most Chemical Engineering Degree courses as you have high grades in Maths and two sciences.

I'd just focus and keeping your grades that high and you'll have no problems at all. If you have any questions about Chemical Engineering at university don't hesitate to ask.
Hope this has helped calm some nerves.

Paddy- Lancaster Engineering Student Ambassador