How to appeal to st georges about decision ?

Our first selection process is to consider academic results. We consider the following when we decide who to invite for interview:
•The range and standard of your GCSE examinations. Using the following scale A*\A=3, B=2, C=1, you should have at least 25 points including at least grade B in GCSE English Language (or 80% at grade A where less GCSE subjects have been taken).
•Predictions of ABBb (or ABBa as appropriate), if following the new A/AS levels curricula, for examinations being taken for the first time.
•Three A grade passes (or predictions) if A levels are retaken. These grades should be obtained at the second attempt.

Any applicant who has the all the requirements listed above, will automatically be called for interview. Candidates not offering GCSE and A level qualifications or lower achievements than those mentioned will be considered on their merits paying particular attention to the points covered below.

is Some applicants may feel that their application or enquiry has not been given due consideration. If you would like to make an appeal against a decision you should write to the relevant Admissions Tutor (see "Contact for Further Information" at the end of each course entry).