Chemical Engineering Universities
I am a new Year 13 student and I got AABB for AS and 6A*s and 4 A's for GCSE. What universities could I apply to?
Have you had a look at what unis offer the subject, what their courses are like and what their entry requirements are? It's really a question of doing some research and making a list. Then work you way through it and pick your favorites.
Original post by dcstudent999
I am a new Year 13 student and I got AABB for AS and 6A*s and 4 A's for GCSE. What universities could I apply to?
What subjects did you get AABB in?
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Original post by jneill
A in Maths, A in Physics, B in Chemistry, B in Biology
What are you predicted for A2?
Manchester require AAA for ChemEng but have known to accept less if you miss your offer but firmed them (I have heard of AAB and even ABB)
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Manchester require AAA for ChemEng but have known to accept less if you miss your offer but firmed them (I have heard of AAB and even ABB)
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