2024 Entry University Offers Thread

I've applied to York, Lancaster, Liverpool, Chester and Edge Hill for English Literature. I have receieved offers from York and Chester so far, but I'd like to go to Lancaster

We haven't looked around the university yet but my son has competed in a few diving competitions at the Plymouth Life centre so we have stayed in the city a number of times. We are deciding whether to attend the open day next month or wait for the offer holder day.

I got an offer from university of Manchester for computer science (G400) yesterday

congrats
i applied for the industrial experience one but havent heard back yet, i applied on 18th october.
do you think theyre prioritising G400 first or considering all (along with cs + maths)
Thanks

On Reddit, there are many people who got offers from courses that you mentioned + G400 as well, so I don’t think any courses you mentioned are prioritised (it might be, it’s only my opinion). Mine took a week to get back, so you should be getting yours soon too. It says on the website 3000 people apply to cs course and only 300 get in, so I think I got quite lucky.
Being honest, I was worried I wouldn’t be getting any offers from the unis I applied to since I had a grade A in computer science (A*s in FM Maths Physics), but I did fortunately

Ok thanks a lot
I thought they would give out lots of offers because obviously it’s unlikely that everyone will get all A*
Is Manchester your first option?

Yeah but people who get predicted 3A*s or more probably has proven some sort of way that they can achieve their predicted that grades, so I don’t think they would give out offer to a lot lot of people, maybe 5% more from the applicants (150 extra applicants) Also computer science course is getting more and more competitive each year, so applicants having 3A*s predicted is like a must nowadays if you’re applying to top unis

I’ve applied to Cambridge, ICL, UCL, Manchester (safe choice), and Warwick

Yeah but people who get predicted 3A*s or more probably has proven some sort of way that they can achieve their predicted that grades, so I don’t think they would give out offer to a lot lot of people, maybe 5% more from the applicants (150 extra applicants) Also computer science course is getting more and more competitive each year, so applicants having 3A*s predicted is like a must nowadays if you’re applying to top unis

I’ve applied to Cambridge, ICL, UCL, Manchester (safe choice), and Warwick

Manchester is your safe choice when they're asking for A*A*A*??

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Where are you applying

Manchester is your safe choice when they're asking for A*A*A*??

Yeah Idk why but I thought having a strong personal statement and having the grades required (higher than oxbridge cs grade requirements) would surely get me an offer, and I guess I was kind of right

But for the rest of the unis, I’m not too sure since I did bad for the Imperial College admissions test 😂

Hope I get accepted but still not heard from them.

Don’t stress too much about it, I have a friend who took 2 weeks to get back to from the point he applied. (G400)

I wish you the best luck!

Don’t stress too much about it, I have a friend who took 2 weeks to get back to from the point he applied. (G400)

I wish you the best luck!

thank you bro, hopefully i see you there

Good luck to you both, keep us updated

Yeah Idk why but I thought having a strong personal statement and having the grades required (higher than oxbridge cs grade requirements) would surely get me an offer, and I guess I was kind of right

But for the rest of the unis, I’m not too sure since I did bad for the Imperial College admissions test 😂

I'm in the same boat as you but I did bad on my TMUA and reasonably well on Imperial's. Given an offer from Imperial and Cambridge for CS, it might sound controversial, but I'm going for Imperial anyway.