Hi everyone I study English Literature (year 1) in Scotland and my grades are around 62 to 68 (in English and Linguistics modules). I'm an EU student so I'm not sure what is the equivalent of my high school grades in the system here. But I would say it must be around A. Has anyone been transferred to the University of Edinburgh with this kind of grades? I've heard it's a very competitive university so I was wondering if it's realistic to hope for a transfer with these grades. And if I apply, are there any tips?
Hi everyone I study English Literature (year 1) in Scotland and my grades are around 62 to 68 (in English and Linguistics modules). I'm an EU student so I'm not sure what is the equivalent of my high school grades in the system here. But I would say it must be around A. Has anyone been transferred to the University of Edinburgh with this kind of grades? I've heard it's a very competitive university so I was wondering if it's realistic to hope for a transfer with these grades. And if I apply, are there any tips?
WIth any transfer there's too many variables to offer advice. Get in touch with them and ask them directly if you would be able to transfer or if they'll consider you.
I eventually did and they said that my application would be less competitive because I'm just above the minimum requirements And that the offers are usually to those who have almost perfect grades. I don't know if I should bother applying.
I eventually did and they said that my application would be less competitive because I'm just above the minimum requirements And that the offers are usually to those who have almost perfect grades. I don't know if I should bother applying.
You will never know unless you try. At least if you get rejected you know your reached for what you really wanted.
I eventually did and they said that my application would be less competitive because I'm just above the minimum requirements And that the offers are usually to those who have almost perfect grades. I don't know if I should bother applying.
I think that is university speak for 'Don't bother.'
hello guys, i am currently study biosciences in a scottish uni, however, i would like to transfer to the uni of edinburgh. who did u ask for the reference ?
hello guys, i am currently study biosciences in a scottish uni, however, i would like to transfer to the uni of edinburgh. who did u ask for the reference ?
You would normally have someone from your current university provide your reference.
Ideally not- I think it should reflect your Uni study as well- but it is physically possible
I have completed several sections of my ucas application. I havent seen a place where i can state that I am applying again .... which means i should make another ps
I have completed several sections of my ucas application. I havent seen a place where i can state that I am applying again .... which means i should make another ps
Your education section should include your attendance and any credits you’ll receive from university.
Hi everyone I study English Literature (year 1) in Scotland and my grades are around 62 to 68 (in English and Linguistics modules). I'm an EU student so I'm not sure what is the equivalent of my high school grades in the system here. But I would say it must be around A. Has anyone been transferred to the University of Edinburgh with this kind of grades? I've heard it's a very competitive university so I was wondering if it's realistic to hope for a transfer with these grades. And if I apply, are there any tips?