How realistic are my choices?

what are the universities and the course?

As : BBCC (Started revising like during easter)
Predictions: AAB

Applying to
AAB
ABB
ABC
320 points
BBB


Should I consider a lower option then BBB? that's what the referee told me to do in college but tbh I won't be happy at any of the other Unis

Unless the course is very competitive...

Thanks Yh I've always wondered if Maths was competitive? :s Like at my school there's like 4 people planning to do it at Uni

Thanks Yh I've always wondered if Maths was competitive? :s Like at my school there's like 4 people planning to do it at Uni

Unrelated subject but I got CCDU (don't ask ) Predicted ABB and got into Manchester for History and Economics, which required ABB. Shows your AS's aren't crucial when applying to Uni's below oxbrige.

If you're already at university, you applied when it wasn't compulsory to declare AS results and so people could hide poor grades. From this year, all schools, except for a handful of private schools who choose to exempt themselves, have to declare results, so the situation is now rather different.

As : BBCC (Started revising like during easter)
Predictions: AAB

Applying to
AAB
ABB
ABC
320 points
BBB


Should I consider a lower option then BBB? that's what the referee told me to do in college but tbh I won't be happy at any of the other Unis

I applied this year .

What grades did you get for the A Levels you're continuing this year? And either way, I would recommend applying for a university with less than BBB requirements. Universities rely more on your achieved grades than predicted grades, since they know they can be maniulated by schools easily. Assuming you got BBC in the subjects you're continuing this year I would reccommend picking a university that has grade requirements BBC (or lower). An insurance is an insurance for a reason, you don't really wanna risk it and in a few months time find you haven't recieved any ofers from universities.

Furthermore, all your choices are above the grades you got last year. Maybe even consider 2 choices at the grades you got laster year or below?