bristol uni contextual offer

Hi, i’m applying to uni this year and bristol is one of my choices. My predicted grades are A*A*A* + A* in EPQ and the course I want to do requires A*AA

I meet 3 of their ‘you may be eligible for a contextual offer’ criteria and I was wondering whether meeting the criteria will most likely result in a contextual offer or are they still likely to make an A*AA offer seeing as my predicted grades are high.

If anyone could help with this I would appreciate it

If you meet the contextual conditions and they decide to make you an offer it is the contextual offer they make.

Hi, i’m applying to uni this year and bristol is one of my choices. My predicted grades are A*A*A* + A* in EPQ and the course I want to do requires A*AA

I meet 3 of their ‘you may be eligible for a contextual offer’ criteria and I was wondering whether meeting the criteria will most likely result in a contextual offer or are they still likely to make an A*AA offer seeing as my predicted grades are high.

If anyone could help with this I would appreciate it

I have applied for Bristol this year as well and despite having the same predicted grades as you, I've been given a contextual offer, even though I only meet one of the criteria so I think it's very likely that yours will be the same!!

Out of interest, do you know if being contextual increases the probability of being made an offer? From Bristol, or more broadly, any university really.