My boyfriend has gone to uni this weekend and omg I'm so jealous and I can't wait.
Name: Stella
Location: Chester
Course: Japanese/Japanese Studies (with year abroad, obvs)
Where? Cambridge, Edinburgh, Sheffield, SOAS, Durham.
AS grades+Subjects: AAAA in English Language, Maths, Chinese and Religious Studies (dropped RS)
A2 Predicted/Achieved: A*A*A* I think but it's a bit lofty! I'm also doing the EPQ.
Offers?
Sheffield ABB
Durham AAB
SOAS AAB
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Name: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Location: England
Course: Physics/Theoretical Physics/Mathematical Physics
Where? Warwick, UCL, Nottingham, Bristol, KCL
AS grades+Subjects: ABBB in Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology respectively.
A2 Predicted/Achieved: A*AA in Maths, Physics and Chemistry respectively.
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Name: Honor (thevamps99xo to you)
Location: West Midlands
Course: Media. I know it sounds like a Mickey Mouse degree but trust me, it's notthe amount of stuff you have to know is ridiculous
Where? So far I've put Nottingham Trent down as one of my choices. As time goes on I'll make my other 4, but Trent ain't going anywhere
AS grades+Subjects: DEE in Sociology (was only 6 marks off a C), Media Studies (resitting the AS exam in May 2017) and E in Language and Literature. I know they're not that good, but a lot of people in my year got Us so had to leave.
A2 Predicted/Achieved: CCC in those subjects. Will update on 17th August 2017.
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- 18-09-2016 16:59
Name: everythingice
Location: England, Buckinghamshire
Course: Psychology
Where? Bath, KCL, Manchester, Birmingham, UCL, Liverpool, Cardiff (still trying to make up my mind with the last 3)
AS grades+Subjects: A in Maths and because of the linear A-Level thing I only had mocks in my other 2 subjects- Biology and Chemistry where I got As.
A2 Predicted/Achieved: AAA with A in EPQ but may ask to raise some to A*s but I shall see.
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- 19-09-2016 23:08
Course: Natural Science/Biology
Where: Queens, Bath, St Andrews, Durham, Edinburgh
AS grades: AAAAa (Maths, Further Maths, Chem, Physics, Biology
A2 Predicted: A*A*A*A* (Dropping further maths)
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Name: Jessica
Location: SE Wales
Course:Criminology
Where: Sheffield, York, Leeds, Bangor, South Wales
Grades:MM
Predicted: DMM-MMM
Offersaven't applied just yet
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Name: Chantelle
Course: Dietetics
Where? Nottingham, Chester, Hertfordshire, Surrey + Cardiff Met
AS grades+Subjects: Biology (B), Psychology (B), Chemistry (C), Art (C)
A2 Predicted/Achieved: AAB
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- 20-09-2016 19:09
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Name: George
Location: Manchester
Course: Medicine!
Where? Definitely applying to UEA and Dundee, but I'm going to be choosing from two of BSMS, Newcastle and Barts and the London
AS grades+Subjects: AAAA Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Further Maths
A2 Predicted/Achieved: I don't know for certain, but probably A*A*A*, I'm also taking on EPQ, but I don't know what I'll be predicted for that
Offers? Hopefully I'll have at least one
Good luck with the applications, everyone!It's finally time!
What's everyone looking forward to the most, if anything, about university?
Personally, I really am looking forward to studying my course (goes without saying really) but also the fact that I'll be far away from home, away from my parents. I'll be independant, I'll be doing what I want, and that excites me so much. It scares me a bit too, but I know that's a good thing that I'm scared
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thats greaaat . Im applying to med too but i dont really know the steps so im hoping u could give tips . 🤗 -
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If you have any Qs once I get there lemme know.
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- 20-09-2016 22:07
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im applying this year . But im doing full A levels so i dont have any AS grades to apply with .Im applying through UCAS . where do they ask for ur predicted grades
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- 22-09-2016 16:04
Name: Dora
Location: EU (outside UK)
Course: English
Where? Cambridge, Durham, UCL, Exeter
Final exam (A-level equivalent) results from 2014: 5 5 5 5 5 5 (that's 6 A*s/As)
Hungarian lit and lang 83%
history 80%
music 100%
German lit and lang 80%
German ethnic minority studies 80%
English (higher level) 100%
A2 predictions: none, but I'm hoping to take the CIE A-level in English literature in May. (Whether I'll be able to take it or not will depend on the exam board and our exam centres. I'm blind, which makes things difficult.) I've contacted all my unis and they were all very understanding.I'm preparing for the exam with a tutor.
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- 22-09-2016 16:50
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ummm i wanted to know if i can apply without my AS grades and which universities in uk have high acceptance rate for international students
If you have done AS-Levels, you have to declare your grades, unless your school hasn't cached them in.
I don't really know much about the international rates, if I'm honest. I know that UCLan does an international student only medicine course if that would interest you?
I think it's more a matter of applying to your strengths as opposed to trying to play the statistics, since what is very competitive one year may be less competitive the next year because it was so competitive the previous year, so it's a pointless strategy really. If you have very good GCSEs (or equivalent) then apply to GCSE heavy universities, if you have a very good UKCAT, apply to UKCAT heavy universities.
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Name: Umz
Location: West London Endz
Course: Maths
Where? Still deciding
AS grades+Subjects: BBBB Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics
A2 Predicted/Achieved: AAB Maths, Biology and Chemistry
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- 22-09-2016 17:58
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Did you not take AS-Levels? If so, it will be completely fine, and a lot of people will be in the same situation.
If you have done AS-Levels, you have to declare your grades, unless your school hasn't cached them in.
I don't really know much about the international rates, if I'm honest. I know that UCLan does an international student only medicine course if that would interest you?
I think it's more a matter of applying to your strengths as opposed to trying to play the statistics, since what is very competitive one year may be less competitive the next year because it was so competitive the previous year, so it's a pointless strategy really. If you have very good GCSEs (or equivalent) then apply to GCSE heavy universities, if you have a very good UKCAT, apply to UKCAT heavy universities.
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ooh i dont have my AS grades yet . im doing my AS in november . Will my igs and predicted grades and ukcat do ??
If you're really worried, email the admissions department of the universities you're interested in and see what they say, but I'm sure it will be fine
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- 24-09-2016 14:08
Hi all, thought I would make a new thread for 2017 applicants. I feel like we would all like to know others experiences of applying and when people are hearing back!
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- 24-09-2016 14:24
Hi, great idea! I submitted my application yesterday, have you sent yours off?
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Hi All,
I sent my application in the day after applications opened. I haven't heard anything as yet and this Wednesday will be three weeks to the day, fingers are crossed!!! Good luck with your applications and I will update the thread if and when I have news!!!!
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