Confusing Offer

I got an offer through today for economics and maths from St Andrews and the conditions were:

AA in 2 A levels including maths

As i put on my UCAS form i already have an A in maths
Does this mean i effectively have an offer of just one A?
And if i do does anyone know why that happened?

Reply 1

alicealice

I would imagine that it's a mistake...
I'd phone the uni if I were you, just to be sure

Reply 2

AmyJ

18

sam151

I got an offer through today for economics and maths from St Andrews and the conditions were:

AA in 2 A levels including maths

As i put on my UCAS form i already have an A in maths
Does this mean i effectively have an offer of just one A?
And if i do does anyone know why that happened?

Call them up and see?

Reply 3

ily_em

17

sam151

I got an offer through today for economics and maths from St Andrews and the conditions were:

AA in 2 A levels including maths

As i put on my UCAS form i already have an A in maths
Does this mean i effectively have an offer of just one A?
And if i do does anyone know why that happened?

It looks like they made a mistake! They probably saw that you had an A Level already so knocked it off your offer, but didn't realise it was in maths already. I would recommend ringing up to check. :smile:

Reply 4

TheSownRose

16

I'm not an expert in offer interpretations, but that would be my take on it - they've sent out a standard offer, which is AA in two A-leves including maths, of which you already have one A and just need the other.

If you're unsure, e-mail the admissions at St Andrews to confirm. :smile:

Reply 5

Rubgish

13

Is your A in maths already certificated?

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