Imperial College London Applicants 2018

Do predicted grades higher than the entry requirements give you any sort of advantage? I want to apply for medicine (a*aa required) and I was told that my predictions of 4a*s wouldn't :/

Applying to imperial physics BSc this year as an international student

IB Predicted Grades:
Mathematics HL - 7
Physics HL - 7
Economics HL - 7
English B HL - 7
Chemistry SL - 7
Chinese A - 7
Core - 2
Overall - 44

The scores look good but it seems like I have those irrelevant subjects at HL...and btw does imperial give confirmation email after receiving UCAS application?

Hi guys I finished my year 13 this year and this is what I got and I want to apply for chemistry in imperial.
GCSE: AAAAAABBBBBB
AS LEVEL: AABB ( MATHS, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS AND BUSINESS STUDIES respectively)
A LEVEL: A*A*A*( MATHS, CHEMISTRY AND BUSINESS STUDIES).
DO I STAND A CHANCE TO GET AN OFFER OR WILL I BE DECLINED BECAUSE OF MY GCSE AND AS LEVEL. 😕

applying for geophysics,
gcses: 12 a*s
as levels: aaaaa maths, furmaths, physcis, chemistry, music
a2 levels: a*-maths a-furmaths a-chem a-physics (achieved)
are my a2 grades high enough, considering the offer is a*aa

Don't worry as long as you are predicted 7 in HL Maths and Physics, 44 overall you have a good chance of getting an offer.

And for the confirmation email it sometimes take time, I remember mine took 1 week. Have you received an from UCAS confirming they have successfully sent your application to your choices?

Oh thank you! And yes, I have received the UCAS confirmation email
And btw, is it true that at imperial, there is a highly unequal gender ratio? something like a 7:3...?

You meet the entry requirements but I am frankly surprised that an AS-levels B in chemistry will lead to an A-level A*. You may receive an offer similar to your predictions but are you sure you can score them?

You read it wrong, I already got 3 A*, I'm in my gap year 😀

Applying for Joint Maths and Computing

AS results: AAAA (maths, further maths, physics, computing)
A2 predictions: A*A*A*a*a (maths, further maths, physics, epq, additional further maths AS) - since the school doesn't offer computing A2, which is explained in my reference

So overall I'll only have three full A levels as they are the only three offered in my school. Would doing three and not four A levels be considered a disadvantage?

Hello everyone! I am applying to Chemistry at Imperial and received an interview offer last night!
So my timeline is:
9/29 submitted my UCAS
10/3 got an acknowledgement email
10/6 got an email that my application is being considered in my academic department
10/10 got an interview offer (I am doing Skype one as I reside in Asia Pacific region. My interview date is 16th of October; actually, they haven't given me much choice upon the date)

I got:
IGCSE: 7A* 3A 1B
IB prediction: 43 with AA in ToK and EE (Chemistry), and 777 in HL (Econ Chem Maths)

I was very surprised because they said they start interviewing people from November but I got an interview offer last night.
I also have an offer from Bristol (34 665) which arrived on 3rd of October.
I am also applying to Bath, Cambridge, and Nottingham.

Applying for Chemical Engineering (MEng)

Predicted Grades :

Further Additional Maths A*
Chem A*
Physics A*

Achieved Grades:

EPQ A* (100%)
Maths A* (UMS average 100%)
Further Maths A* (UMS average 99%)

How do my chances stack up?