Apply for courses with a foundation year. If you do well in your subjects you can apply to plenty of really excellent engineering universities via the foundation year route e.g. Southampton, Birmingham, Manchester, Loughborough etc.
Alternately you can explore the possibility of doing A-level Physics (perhaps also FM) in a gap year.
Alternately you can explore the possibility of doing A-level Physics (perhaps also FM) in a gap year.
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Apply for courses with a foundation year. If you do well in your subjects you can apply to plenty of really excellent engineering universities via the foundation year route e.g. Southampton, Birmingham, Manchester, Loughborough etc.
Alternately you can explore the possibility of doing A-level Physics (perhaps also FM) in a gap year.
Alternately you can explore the possibility of doing A-level Physics (perhaps also FM) in a gap year.
Hi, this is also the route i’m planning on taking. Do you or anyone else have any advice on extracurriculars / anything outside of school i can do to improve my application ?
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