Original post by Maro122
How many ucas points is the 'EXTENDED PROJECT QUALIFICATION' worth?
This depends on what grade you're hoping to get.
A* is 28 ucas points
A is 24 ucas points
B is 20 ucas points
C is 16 ucas points
I got an A in my EPQ so feel free to ask me any questions
Original post by MMR16
This depends on what grade you're hoping to get.
A* is 28 ucas points
A is 24 ucas points
B is 20 ucas points
C is 16 ucas points
I got an A in my EPQ so feel free to ask me any questions
A* is 28 ucas points
A is 24 ucas points
B is 20 ucas points
C is 16 ucas points
I got an A in my EPQ so feel free to ask me any questions
Is doing the EPQ really worth it if it's not on a subject related to what you wish to study at university?
Original post by Chlozza27
Is doing the EPQ really worth it if it's not on a subject related to what you wish to study at university?
I think the EPQ would benefit you more if it is subject related to what you want to study at university. Also, some universities give you an alternative offer providing you get an A in your EPQ. However, if your EPQ is not related to what you want to study it is still good to do as it gives you UCAS points.
Original post by MMR16
This depends on what grade you're hoping to get.
A* is 28 ucas points
A is 24 ucas points
B is 20 ucas points
C is 16 ucas points
I got an A in my EPQ so feel free to ask me any questions
A* is 28 ucas points
A is 24 ucas points
B is 20 ucas points
C is 16 ucas points
I got an A in my EPQ so feel free to ask me any questions
Hi! What was the layout of your EPQ?
Original post by MMR16
I think the EPQ would benefit you more if it is subject related to what you want to study at university. Also, some universities give you an alternative offer providing you get an A in your EPQ. However, if your EPQ is not related to what you want to study it is still good to do as it gives you UCAS points.
Thanks for your reply
I want to do Maths at uni but was thinking of doing an EPQ on a completely different subject and the unis I want to apply to have grades as entry requirements rather than UCAS points. I feel like I'm being really lazy if I don't do the EPQ now but part of me thinks I should put more time into getting better grades for my overall A LevelsOriginal post by Maro122
Hi! What was the layout of your EPQ?
So with your EPQ you obviously have an introduction, literature review, discussion, conclusion, evaluation. In regards to the layout, it's good to have diagrams, images and charts especially. What is your EPQ on and what is your question?
Original post by Chlozza27
Thanks for your replyI want to do Maths at uni but was thinking of doing an EPQ on a completely different subject and the unis I want to apply to have grades as entry requirements rather than UCAS points. I feel like I'm being really lazy if I don't do the EPQ now but part of me thinks I should put more time into getting better grades for my overall A Levels
I want to do Maths at uni but was thinking of doing an EPQ on a completely different subject and the unis I want to apply to have grades as entry requirements rather than UCAS points. I feel like I'm being really lazy if I don't do the EPQ now but part of me thinks I should put more time into getting better grades for my overall A LevelsThat's fair enough if you think you'd rather just want to focus on your A levels then just do that, but it is good for you to do an EPQ and despite the fact that you have grades as entry requirements universities may still give you an alternative offer for example if the requirements are AAB they lower this to ABB providing you get at least an A in your EPQ.
Original post by Maro122
How many ucas points is the 'EXTENDED PROJECT QUALIFICATION' worth?
Its the equivalent to an AS level. Most universities value it as it demonstrates to them research and essay writing abilities. Its worth doing if you are doing it on something you are passionate about and if you know you can stick to deadlines, otherwise it can get stressful.
Original post by MMR16
So with your EPQ you obviously have an introduction, literature review, discussion, conclusion, evaluation. In regards to the layout, it's good to have diagrams, images and charts especially. What is your EPQ on and what is your question?
Hi I had a question... when I make a quote do I also talk about the reliability of the source? Or the person making the quote? And is that made in the same paragraph while I'm making my point? Is it possible to give me a short example plz
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- 4 a level and EPQ?!
- 4 a levels and an epq?
- Universities and the EPQ: Common Questions
- Is doing an EPQ worth it?
- EPQ - my dilemma
- EPQ - how important is the subject to universities?
- epq ideas
- How much would an EPQ help with sussex uni
- Is EPQ worth it even if you are doing 4 A Levels
- Should I take an EPQ? Your Questions Answered
- 4 A-Levels and an EPQ
- Is it worth doing an EPQ?
- Is EPQ useful when I'm planning to do math in uni?
- EPQ
- Should I do an EPQ?
- EPQ for dentist or general medicine
- EPQ worth in Medicine?
- EPQ with A levels
- Epq 2023
- How manageable is 4 A-Levels and an EPQ?
Latest
Trending
Last reply 2 weeks ago
worth mentioning epq in kcl dentistry ps?Last reply 2 weeks ago
Should I continue doing my EPQ? (EMERGENCY, PLEASE HELP)Last reply 3 weeks ago
Do you lose marks for incorrect reference?Trending
Last reply 2 weeks ago
worth mentioning epq in kcl dentistry ps?Last reply 2 weeks ago
Should I continue doing my EPQ? (EMERGENCY, PLEASE HELP)Last reply 3 weeks ago
Do you lose marks for incorrect reference?
