I mean you could talk to your school and see if they are willing to raise your predicted grades which they may do. My school bases predicted grades off of mock exams so if your school does the same and you have a reason for not doing so well in the mocks you should explain that to them.

But in all honesty if you predicted grades are low and they are realistic then you should robably look at a different uni. Maybe one with a foundation year.

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hujikolp

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Original post by 12aissid

I mean you could talk to your school and see if they are willing to raise your predicted grades which they may do. My school bases predicted grades off of mock exams so if your school does the same and you have a reason for not doing so well in the mocks you should explain that to them.

But in all honesty if you predicted grades are low and they are realistic then you should robably look at a different uni. Maybe one with a foundation year.

One of my subject teacher won’t predict me one grade higher 😭😭😭

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Muttley79

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Original post by hujikolp

Radiotherapy is not included

Is there something similar?

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hujikolp

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Original post by Muttley79

Is there something similar?

No

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12aissid

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Original post by hujikolp

One of my subject teacher won’t predict me one grade higher 😭😭😭

Is it the one that predicted you a C or the one that predicted you a D. What about the other teacher?

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hujikolp

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[QUOTE="12aissid;80336054"]Is it the one that predicted you a C or the one that predicted you a D. What about the other teacher?[/QUOTE
The grade D

Reply 13

hujikolp

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[QUOTE="hujikolp;80336062"]

Original post by 12aissid

Is it the one that predicted you a C or the one that predicted you a D. What about the other teacher?[/QUOTE
The grade D

The grade d

Reply 14

studyr

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if they dont predict you what you want in the end then work hard and get good grades and apply next year

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hujikolp

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Original post by studyr

if they dont predict you what you want in the end then work hard and get good grades and apply next year

but i dont want to take a gap year

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Bk4753

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Original post by hujikolp

How likely would Unis accept me ??? Their entry requirements are bbb ?!!! Helpppppp

Depends on the uni

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12aissid

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BCC is still quite a bit off BBB. I would be less sceptical with a BBC. I would seriously reconsider applying to Cardiff. That doesn’t mean you won’t be able to go there as you could work your butt off and get grades that are better than your predicted in August and then go through UCAS Adjustment and get a place for September so you wouldn’t have to do a gap year. But I would apply for Cardiff as one of you five option for now. It’s quite risky and I’m not sure if they would accept you. But if you do choose to risk it then make sure your other 4 options are more easily manageable to get and realistic.

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Bk4753

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Original post by hujikolp

but i dont want to take a gap year

LOL then you shouldn't have ended up with BCD predicted grades. If Cardiff take you for bbb with bcd I'd be very very surprised.
Cardiff is likely to have many places in clearing tho. Plus radiotherapy doesn't sound like a particularly oversubscribed course.

Bottom line, focus on your A-Levels and see if you can apply through clearing/adjustment on results day. If you can't, reapply the year after. Those are your choices.

Reply 19

12aissid

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You could always email Cardiff’s admissions team.

My predicted grades are BCD

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