Entry requirements AAB-ABB

Jawaaddd

What does it mean when the entry requirements are AAB-ABB. Would i get an offer of AAB or ABB?

Reply 1

Jozanic

Yeah, but it varies from university to university. Some unis offer the lower requirement as a contextual offer.

Reply 2

humanteaparty

Could mean a lot of things. I know for sussex it'll be an offer for AAB if u put them as ur insurance and ABB if u firm them.
ABB could be offered to students from difficult circumstances and AAB would be for everyone else.

Reply 3

AnnaBanana2000

Original post by Jawaaddd

What does it mean when the entry requirements are AAB-ABB. Would i get an offer of AAB or ABB?

You would ordinarily get an offer of AAB as they save ABB for extenuating circumstances/contextual offer xx

Reply 4

Jawaaddd

Original post by AnnaBanana2000

You would ordinarily get an offer of AAB as they save ABB for extenuating circumstances/contextual offer xx

So if I was only predicted ABB should i apply? Will they make me an offer of ABB?

Reply 5

AnnaBanana2000

Original post by Jawaaddd

So if I was only predicted ABB should i apply? Will they make me an offer of ABB?

You should definitely still apply because an offer is not solely based on grades :smile:

Besides, you get to apply to five universities. Just make sure that if you get predicted ABB, you also apply to universities whose requirements are ABB xx