2024 Entry University Offers Thread

Predicted 5*s at A-Level in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Economics, Physics and History.
Received offers to study Economics at LSE, UCL, Warwick and Durham. Waiting for Trinity College Cambridge to respond.

All of my offers are A*A*A

Predicted 5*s at A-Level in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Economics, Physics and History.
Received offers to study Economics at LSE, UCL, Warwick and Durham. Waiting for Trinity College Cambridge to respond.

All of my offers are A*A*A

Hiya! prospective Creative Writing student here!
Predicted 43 points IBDP
- Psychology HL 7
- Global Politics HL 7
- English HL 6
- German SL ab initio 7
- Computer Science SL 7
- Maths Analysis SL 7
- Core 2
Applying to Warwick, Birmingham, Kent, Plymouth and UEA!

Predicted 5*s at A-Level in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Economics, Physics and History.
Received offers to study Economics at LSE, UCL, Warwick and Durham. Waiting for Trinity College Cambridge to respond.

All of my offers are A*A*A

Hiya! prospective Creative Writing student here!
Predicted 43 points IBDP
- Psychology HL 7
- Global Politics HL 7
- English HL 6
- German SL ab initio 7
- Computer Science SL 7
- Maths Analysis SL 7
- Core 2
Applying to Warwick, Birmingham, Kent, Plymouth and UEA!

I've got an offer from York as well for English Literature. Have you received the 'Golden Ticket' from them?! I've also got the same offer from Cardiff.

Yh it’s a shame cause Manchester would’ve been my first choice but I’ll see what happens
Wow Manchester is your safe choice fair enough
I’m limited since I didn’t do further maths so if I can get in without it I will be happy
If I really have to I could take it next year though

Daughters got her unconditional offer from NTU (shes on gap year and has the entry requirements) to study Zoo biology at brackenhurst campus. She only has one other option (derby) as last year she applied to unis far away and it didnt work out (she got homesick). So shes in a much better headspace by applying locally for 2024 and currently working in the meantime

@jamest0394q I got an invite to interview from Imperial !! We take those Ws. Hope I get an offer 🤞🤞

Welcome!

Submitting an application to study at university in 2024? how is it going?

Early applicant and have already received offers? what university have you applied for and what course?

Submitting your application soon? let us know when you plan to apply, what for, and where!

Can't wait to hear from you all

My offer was submitted on Oct 13th and I applied for law at Oxford, Southampton, and UEA, and Law with French Law at Exeter and Kent/Birmingham (I’ll explain that one)
I got an offer from Kent on the 17th on their applicant portal so I went onto UCAS and saw it had changed but the offer on there was another one (!) that had just come through from UEA so I heard back from those two pretty quickly.
I got an offer from Southampton around the 24th.
Then I got an email from Kent saying they decided not to do the French Law course this year even though they already gave me an offer so I had the option of transferring my offer to their main Law course or changing universities, so today I called UCAS and swapped Kent for Birmingham’s Law w/ French Law course.
I’m way too impatient - I’ve checked UCAS about 5 times within hours of switching to see if I’ve heard back yet from Birmingham lol.

Applied maths in Oxford imperial Warwick Durham and Edinburgh
Received a A*A*A offer from Warwick waiting for other 4…

@jamest0394q I got an invite to interview from Imperial !! We take those Ws. Hope I get an offer 🤞🤞

Well done bro
Pray that it goes well

Thanks...deep in interview prep and school keeps giving tests and lots of homework at this time.....🤯🤯🤯

Are you a home student or international student? I have also applied Imperial but my course has no interviews.

find this so annoying dont know why they do that

I have a Further Stats test on Tuesday, a physical Chemistry test on Wednesday, an organic Chemistry test on 1st December, a Core Pure 1 test on 5th December, a CS test on everything we have done (since the start of year 12 because we have one small topic left and then we have finished the whole course) and that's on top of having already done the tests that the Single Maths people sit (Pure and Applied), an Internet test, a Further Mechanics test and a synoptic Organic Chemistry assessment.....it's actually ridiculous.

I've already told my teachers that I might not perform as well as I should because I have the interview coming up and they are understandable but it's crazy how this happens.