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Ok, before you dissuade me about doing CW and all--for the love of God, please don't. I know the risk CW entails, and how kiddy they may seem to look at on CVs. I assure you, I do 5 A-levels that includes2 sciences, 2 languages and History.
Now, that's done, on to the topic:
Currently, I am planning to apply to these unis:
This is not a done deal. As you may have noticed, only Kent is AAB, which is ok, considering that I ideally need to get 2As this year, as I've already finished French last year with an A.^
But whatever what bothers me more is the admission rate statistics that accompany these unis. I know the stats for warwick and Birmingham
1. Warwick: 2.5%
2. Brimingham: 17%
3. UEA: 45% (Unistats--I'm almost sure this is wrong).
But what about for the others? I can't find any stats on them here or anywhere.Nottingham has 32 places, but I don't really know how many people apply overall.
Now, that's done, on to the topic:
Currently, I am planning to apply to these unis:
- Warwick
- Lancaster
- UEA
- Kent
- Nottingham
This is not a done deal. As you may have noticed, only Kent is AAB, which is ok, considering that I ideally need to get 2As this year, as I've already finished French last year with an A.^
But whatever what bothers me more is the admission rate statistics that accompany these unis. I know the stats for warwick and Birmingham
1. Warwick: 2.5%
2. Brimingham: 17%
3. UEA: 45% (Unistats--I'm almost sure this is wrong).
But what about for the others? I can't find any stats on them here or anywhere.Nottingham has 32 places, but I don't really know how many people apply overall.
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Google 'whichuni.' They have the stats for most uni courses. But Warwick and UEA will probably both be the hardest to get into, Warwick because it's renowned for its undergrad CW course and UEA because of its masters course which attracts students to the undergrad course. Good luck!
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Google 'whichuni.' They have the stats for most uni courses. But Warwick and UEA will probably both be the hardest to get into, Warwick because it's renowned for its undergrad CW course and UEA because of its masters course which attracts students to the undergrad course. Good luck!
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Google 'whichuni.' They have the stats for most uni courses. But Warwick and UEA will probably both be the hardest to get into, Warwick because it's renowned for its undergrad CW course and UEA because of its masters course which attracts students to the undergrad course. Good luck!
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Thanks! This could prove to be potentially useful. At the moment, I'm skeptical of their percentages, because UEA is a lot higher than what I had expected, being at 45%, and their stats for Warwick is clearly wrong, because they put it at 30%, while at the official Warwick website it was at 0.025% (25/1000). GOing to add 45% beside UEA nevertheless.
Thanks! This could prove to be potentially useful. At the moment, I'm skeptical of their percentages, because UEA is a lot higher than what I had expected, being at 45%, and their stats for Warwick is clearly wrong, because they put it at 30%, while at the official Warwick website it was at 0.025% (25/1000). GOing to add 45% beside UEA nevertheless.
Would you consider swapping Kent with Goldsmiths? Goldsmiths is ABB, which is a safer bet, should anything go wrong during your exams.
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