so truthfully due to personal experiences and obviously with covid/ online schooling being around, my a levels haven't been exactly according to plan so far. I've been worried that i wouldn't get a chance to go to uni due to my grades. However, does anyone know some good unis that have high acceptance rates, more specifically in psychology? Or any unis that provide psychology with an foundation year. I really hope someone can help but also give a realistic view on this too.
so truthfully due to personal experiences and obviously with covid/ online schooling being around, my a levels haven't been exactly according to plan so far. I've been worried that i wouldn't get a chance to go to uni due to my grades. However, does anyone know some good unis that have high acceptance rates, more specifically in psychology? Or any unis that provide psychology with an foundation year. I really hope someone can help but also give a realistic view on this too.
thank you )
@Zara_qwe, I am sure you will achieve the grades you need to be offered a place at a university to study Psychology. Please be assured that there will be a Psychology course out there for you, (possibly a foundation) depending on your results. I am sure many people are feeling the same as you. At the University of South Wales we offer quite a few Psychology courses, including an additional foundation year. Our entry requirements range from BCC-CDD for the degree and lower for the foundation. There will be many universities out there with similar entry requirements, so please do not be too disheartened. Here are details of our Psychology degree https://www.southwales.ac.uk/courses/bsc-hons-psychology/ We look at each application on an individual basis. I hope this helps, let me know if I can help further. Happy researching and good luck Rebecca
so truthfully due to personal experiences and obviously with covid/ online schooling being around, my a levels haven't been exactly according to plan so far. I've been worried that i wouldn't get a chance to go to uni due to my grades. However, does anyone know some good unis that have high acceptance rates, more specifically in psychology? Or any unis that provide psychology with an foundation year. I really hope someone can help but also give a realistic view on this too.
thank you )
honestly i came on for the same reason so i wont be very helpful
but unis ive looked into so far are: university of hull, swansea, aberstay, chester, coventry and sussex
- some of these are only if you do a foundation year tho (because that way they accept way lower grades- but still im unsure as to whether i actually want to spend a full year on foundation...) - i think i looked for unis that accepted grades like bbb/ bbc/ bcc through clearing
truthfully im hoping for a miracle on results day already knowing i didnt get the grades i need for where i want to go lmao
honestly i came on for the same reason so i wont be very helpful
but unis ive looked into so far are: university of hull, swansea, aberstay, chester, coventry and sussex
- some of these are only if you do a foundation year tho (because that way they accept way lower grades- but still im unsure as to whether i actually want to spend a full year on foundation...) - i think i looked for unis that accepted grades like bbb/ bbc/ bcc through clearing
truthfully im hoping for a miracle on results day already knowing i didnt get the grades i need for where i want to go lmao
@k.b88 Good luck with your exam results, miracles do happen! Take care and try not to stress out too much. Rebecca USW Official Rep
@Zara_qwe, I am sure you will achieve the grades you need to be offered a place at a university to study Psychology. Please be assured that there will be a Psychology course out there for you, (possibly a foundation) depending on your results. I am sure many people are feeling the same as you. At the University of South Wales we offer quite a few Psychology courses, including an additional foundation year. Our entry requirements range from BCC-CDD for the degree and lower for the foundation. There will be many universities out there with similar entry requirements, so please do not be too disheartened. Here are details of our Psychology degree https://www.southwales.ac.uk/courses/bsc-hons-psychology/ We look at each application on an individual basis. I hope this helps, let me know if I can help further. Happy researching and good luck Rebecca
honestly i came on for the same reason so i wont be very helpful
but unis ive looked into so far are: university of hull, swansea, aberstay, chester, coventry and sussex
- some of these are only if you do a foundation year tho (because that way they accept way lower grades- but still im unsure as to whether i actually want to spend a full year on foundation...) - i think i looked for unis that accepted grades like bbb/ bbc/ bcc through clearing
truthfully im hoping for a miracle on results day already knowing i didnt get the grades i need for where i want to go lmao
hahah no its okay, at least theres people in the same boat as me especially with covid aorund these days making it harder to see people,
ahh those unis i think are decenly good for the entry requirements haha do u have a preference in mind? what are you studying as well out of cuority?
omg same urghhh thats what im thinking too, we got this though!!
It may be worth looking into Arden University as we pride ourselves on having generous entry requirements to give everyone the opportunity to access further education, no matter their previous qualifications or lack thereof. We currently provide a BSc in Psychology but also provide the same degree with a foundation year where entry requirements are lower.
HAve a look around the websites and see what the options are, and if you have any questions about Hull we would be happy to help either here or on our ask a student pages: https://www.hull.ac.uk/study/ask-a-student