In your opinion, what are some of the easiest unis to get into?

Just for curiousness. And is University of Chichester easy to get into?
I understand that it's not going to be easy, but easier?

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Reply 1

Louzilla

I just saw a course on the Leeds Met website for DDC, that's the lowest I've seen for entry requirements.

It depends how popular your course is, if it's not very popular then it will be.

Reply 2

oh-my-diddy

Original post by chapling

Just for curiousness. And is University of Chichester easy to get into?
I understand that it's not going to be easy, but easier?

i heard oxford uni is easy as piss.

Reply 3

Huskaris

University of Life. What a ****ing let down that was.

Reply 4

shamim2k9

Most of the uni's that were previously polytechnics are supposed to be a doddle to get into, Sunderland, Northumbria, manchester met etc.

Reply 5

lukejoshjedi

University of awesome: put on potential student list when I was born, living it up and partying everyday babyyy, actually started when I was 18

You can get in... if you're awesome, we have a suit up day every Wednesday... It's just a thing.

Reply 6

JmJtr

Ummmmm maybe the ones quite far down on the list of rep?

Reply 7

CameraGirl

at one of those uni. fairs i saw a course name that looked interesting.
i looked at the requirements:

"5 GCSEs grade C or above"

i quickly put down coventry's prospectus 0_o

Reply 8

Tommyjw

Original post by CameraGirl

at one of those uni. fairs i saw a course name that looked interesting.
i looked at the requirements:

"5 GCSEs grade C or above"

i quickly put down coventry's prospectus 0_o

I doubt coventry has that low requirements.

Are you sure you werent just looking at the GCSE requirements, and ignored/didn't see the actual A-level etc requirements..

Reply 9

CameraGirl

Original post by Tommyjw

I doubt coventry has that low requirements.

Are you sure you werent just looking at the GCSE requirements, and ignored/didn't see the actual A-level etc requirements..

i'm sure!

i remember thinking about that, and having a thorough check and being like "whaaaaaa?!"

never miiiind :P it was only for some hazards course though, just was attracted to the words "hazard" , think it's a pretty easy course tbh

Reply 10

Tommyjw

Original post by CameraGirl

What the hell is a 'hazards course' ? :confused:

Reply 11

infernalcradle

Original post by Tommyjw

What the hell is a 'hazards course' ? :confused:

not a clue.....

thought the same when I saw a "christian youth work" degree from chester....

wtf do you use that for??

Reply 12

chapling

Original post by infernalcradle

wtf do you use that for??

Working with christian youth I suppose.

Reply 13

Joinedup

Original post by CameraGirl

at one of those uni. fairs i saw a course name that looked interesting.
i looked at the requirements:

"5 GCSEs grade C or above"

i quickly put down coventry's prospectus 0_o

Can't have been a degree

Reply 14

ByronicHero

Surely this is relative to ones ability.

In general it will be the universities with the least stringent entry requirements which will vary from course to course and which you can check on the university websites. Places I've seen that had low requirements include Thames Valley, Greenwich, London South Bank, Liverpool Hope University, Staffordshire University and plenty of others. These are not necessarily the easiest just some that come to mind.

Reply 15

ByronicHero

Original post by CameraGirl

Original post by Tommyjw

What the hell is a 'hazards course' ? :confused:

Original post by Joinedup

Can't have been a degree

I quick search shows that it was the essential entry requirements, being the prerequisites for matriculation, and that the entry requirements for Geography and Natural Hazards is actually BBC.

Reply 16

michael clayton

Anything ending in 'met' or 'valley'

Reply 17

A Mysterious Lord

UCLan, if you can read and write you're in.

Reply 18

Kim-x

I don't know how easy it is to get the offer originally, but UWE seem to be rather lenient toward missed offers. I know someone who was let off of 2 grades. Bangor I heard are quite lenient too.

Reply 19

River85

Original post by CameraGirl

i'm sure!

Your reading skills require some work....

"5 GCSEs at grade A-C including Mathematics and English Language and 280-300 Tariff points from at least three A2 levels or equivalent qualifications"

University of the Specials

Or they made an error in the prospectus and forgot to state the A-level requirements (unlikely)

Original post by Tommyjw

What the hell is a 'hazards course' ? :confused:

Environmental hazards. The study and management of environmental risks and hazards (earthquakes, flooding...).