B in AS economics, applying for Econ... Disadvantage for top 10?

Will the B in Economics AS put me at a disadvantage and also what is the likelihood of being given an offer by any of the above universities especially Notts, Bristol and UCL although knowledge of any of the five are most welcome

doubt it will be an issue, just tell ur teachers to give you higher predicted grades.
also isnt it A*AA for economics at nottingham?

You would be at more of a disadvantage if the B was in maths as that's more important. I don't think it will be looked upon too badly so I'm sure you'll be fine

I doubt that it'll be too much of an issue...as far as I know it's more important that you get an A*/A in Maths due to the amount of maths on the course but I'm not sure.

doubt it will be an issue, just tell ur teachers to give you higher predicted grades.
also isnt it A*AA for economics at nottingham?

Of course it will put you at a disadvantage compared with those who achieved an A

But, your predictions are good and, with a strong reference and PS it should not be a block

I would suggest that, for the very top end, it might be worth calling/emailing admissions people just to see if this would be too much of an issue

I know this might be not related to this thread but I wanted to ask if it is necessary to take FM for economics degree hopefully for Lse or Warwick. Regarding your query, from what I've heard is that your 91% in As maths will help your application and if your PS is amazing then there is every chance for an offer

would I be likely to gain offers from Notts and Bristol??

Personally i would resit a module from economics, just to guarantee yourself the A grade in AS. Honestly you did really well and as long as you can work super hard in A2, then you will definitely achieve your predicted grades (A* in maths A/A* in chemistry and an A in economics)

It's literally Econ2 that i bombed really badly but i dont think resitting is a reasonable idea as i would have to revise for 3 econ exams, 3 maths and 2 chem because there's no more january exams.

I was thinking just carry on without resitting and try to get 83/82 in econ 3 and econ4 and if I just fall short, reapply and resit the econ 2 and make up the missing ums.

For LSE it is a must, as competition is really high so you can't give them a chance to reject you. For Warwick it's not specified but it would probably strengthen your application than if you took something like Biology.

Personally i would resit a module from economics, just to guarantee yourself the A grade in AS. Honestly you did really well and as long as you can work super hard in A2, then you will definitely achieve your predicted grades (A* in maths A/A* in chemistry and an A in economics)