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I want to take a risk and maybe apply for only ONE of these two universities, since I'm unlikely to get an offer with all the competition and don't want to waste my UCAS application.
I guess that Imperial is slightly easier to get an offer from?
Any other opinions please? Anyone got an offer from one and not the other?
I guess that Imperial is slightly easier to get an offer from?
Any other opinions please? Anyone got an offer from one and not the other?
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(Original post by maria86)
I want to take a risk and maybe apply for only ONE of these two universities, since I'm unlikely to get an offer with all the competition and don't want to waste my UCAS application.
I guess that Imperial is slightly easier to get an offer from?
Any other opinions please? Anyone got an offer from one and not the other?
I want to take a risk and maybe apply for only ONE of these two universities, since I'm unlikely to get an offer with all the competition and don't want to waste my UCAS application.
I guess that Imperial is slightly easier to get an offer from?
Any other opinions please? Anyone got an offer from one and not the other?
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(Original post by jneill)
What are your expected grades? And subjects? If you are on target to meet their entry requirements you should apply to both.
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What are your expected grades? And subjects? If you are on target to meet their entry requirements you should apply to both.
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thanks jneill, you've replied in several of the threads I've created recently
my AS and predicted grades are slightly below the entry requirement, but I don't see why I can't work harder and achieve the grades in A2.
I have the right subjects, Maths, Chem, Biology (dropping physics)
I think I will apply to Imperial and leave Cambridge
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(Original post by maria86)
thanks jneill, you've replied in several of the threads I've created recently
my AS and predicted grades are slightly below the entry requirement, but I don't see why I can't work harder and achieve the grades in A2.
I have the right subjects, Maths, Chem, Biology (dropping physics)
I think I will apply to Imperial and leave Cambridge
thanks jneill, you've replied in several of the threads I've created recently
my AS and predicted grades are slightly below the entry requirement, but I don't see why I can't work harder and achieve the grades in A2.
I have the right subjects, Maths, Chem, Biology (dropping physics)
I think I will apply to Imperial and leave Cambridge
Imperial has a 32% offer rate: http://university.which.co.uk/imperi...ears-9000-h801
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(Original post by jneill)
Well Cambridge requires physics for ChemEng. So would definitely be ruled out.
Imperial has a 32% offer rate: http://university.which.co.uk/imperi...ears-9000-h801
Well Cambridge requires physics for ChemEng. So would definitely be ruled out.
Imperial has a 32% offer rate: http://university.which.co.uk/imperi...ears-9000-h801
yes I saw that 32% stat for imperial as well!
thanks v much
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(Original post by maria86)
I could be wrong but I thought through Natsci route the AS physics was enough.
yes I saw that 32% stat for imperial as well!
thanks v much
I could be wrong but I thought through Natsci route the AS physics was enough.
yes I saw that 32% stat for imperial as well!
thanks v much
That said, almost everyone WILL have physics.
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(Original post by maria86)
I want to take a risk and maybe apply for only ONE of these two universities, since I'm unlikely to get an offer with all the competition and don't want to waste my UCAS application.
I guess that Imperial is slightly easier to get an offer from?
Any other opinions please? Anyone got an offer from one and not the other?
I want to take a risk and maybe apply for only ONE of these two universities, since I'm unlikely to get an offer with all the competition and don't want to waste my UCAS application.
I guess that Imperial is slightly easier to get an offer from?
Any other opinions please? Anyone got an offer from one and not the other?
Make sure you check the requirements though.
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I just saw a stats page showing only 36 applications got offers at cambridge for ChemEng.. out of 250 applications.
definitely not Cambridge then!
definitely not Cambridge then!
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I just saw a stats page showing only 36 applications got offers at cambridge for ChemEng.. out of 250 applications.
definitely not Cambridge then!
I just saw a stats page showing only 36 applications got offers at cambridge for ChemEng.. out of 250 applications.
definitely not Cambridge then!
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