Notifying universities that I'm dropping a course

I'm dropping a fourth AS level (maths) that I decided to take up alongside my other three A levels because I thought it would help me with economics at university but it's predominantly pure maths (eg quadratics) which isn't too useful/helpful to me. I also don't want to drop a grade in another subject by spreading myself too thinly.

I've applied to PPE/Politics and Economics at Warwick, Surrey, Loughborough, Essex and Oxford. Neither require maths (except for an A in GCSE maths), I'm predicted A*AA and I've done a related EPQ. Oxford is the only one that says maths AS/A is very useful but they are going to reject me anyway because it's Oxford.

Is it likely that any of them will withdraw their offer or reject my application because of this?

If you've submitted your application then I believe (Not an expert) that you should be able to update this information on track.

Your universities will make decisions based on what you have as your qualifications at that point in time. I think it's better for you to make the change on track now if you haven't already, if you wait for offers they will then be reconsidered again.

I would be surprised if you're rejected based in this change alone

If you've submitted your application then I believe (Not an expert) that you should be able to update this information on track.

Your universities will make decisions based on what you have as your qualifications at that point in time. I think it's better for you to make the change on track now if you haven't already, if you wait for offers they will then be reconsidered again.

I would be surprised if you're rejected based in this change alone

Okay that sounds good, thanks.

I've only had 2 offers out of 4 I'm expecting so hopefully if I get on to it soon it'll go smoothly.

You need to contact all the UNis and also email [email protected] to get your record updated, it can not be done on track.

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