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Original post by alex_hk90
Original post by alex_hk90
Not really, perhaps they just want to see all the (on time) applications before deciding.
I guess I'm just impatient haha
Hey does anyone know whether I need to include my FSMQ grade in my UCAS form, I got an E so I'd rather not
Btw only 20 or so people in my school did it and it was a thing which we did after GCSE and C1
Original post by Tomatochuckers
Original post by Tomatochuckers
Hey does anyone know whether I need to include my FSMQ grade in my UCAS form, I got an E so I'd rather not
I think you do
Original post by Pancakeman123
I think you do
Oh ****
I probably shouldve revised for it instead of drawing a cow on my exam paper...Original post by Tomatochuckers
Original post by Tomatochuckers
Oh **** I probably shouldve revised for it instead of drawing a cow on my exam paper...
I probably shouldve revised for it instead of drawing a cow on my exam paper...haha, are you doing A level maths though? If you've got a good grade in that I'm sure they would overlook the FSMQ
Original post by alex_hk90
Not really, perhaps they just want to see all the (on time) applications before deciding.
what do you class as on time?
Original post by Pancakeman123
haha, are you doing A level maths though? If you've got a good grade in that I'm sure they would overlook the FSMQ
Yeah well i got 90+ in AS, and am doing A2 maths and further maths this year so I hope they will overlook it....but you never know with LSE and I don't want many things going against me if I reapply next yr
Original post by jacky23
Original post by jacky23
what do you class as on time?
I think he means before jan 15th
Original post by Tomatochuckers
Hey does anyone know whether I need to include my FSMQ grade in my UCAS form, I got an E so I'd rather not
You have to put everything down.
Original post by jacky23
what do you class as on time?
The UCAS deadline (not the Oxbridge and Medicine deadline) for equal consideration.
Original post by tooambitious
I think he means before jan 15th
This.
Any more warwick offers received today?
Original post by Tateco
You have to put everything down.
Right- well I looked into it and apparently no one will get declined because of FSMQ- at least I get 7 UCAS pts for it
Original post by Pancakeman123
Anyone else think it's slightly ridiculous that Nottingham aren't giving out any offers until after January?
I understand why they do it, but the wait is going to be painful!
Original post by Doojam
I understand why they do it, but the wait is going to be painful!
Not painful, but exciting and slightly intriguing, besides it gives people who haven't sent their UCAS more time
Original post by Tomatochuckers
Not painful, but exciting and slightly intriguing, besides it gives people who haven't sent their UCAS more time
Haha, I guess I'm just impatient. My UCAS has only been sent off for a little over two weeks and I'm already frustrated from hearing nothing
But as I said, I'm aware that it's a matter of equality 
6:15pm is nearly upon us!
Original post by WalkerPrince
6:15pm is nearly upon us!
wow..slightly sad, I must say..
*logs in to track*
6:15@@@
Anti-climax.....
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