What 5 university's?

If you can't get in anywhere else you won't be able to get into Manchester unless you have AAB for physics.

You're not an admissions tutor, you don't do physics and you don't attend Manchester uni so how would you know?

Their site states:
Grades AAB-ABC including Mathematics and Physics at minimum grade B. Two AS-levels accepted in place of one A-level but Mathematics or Physics AS-level only accepted in exceptional circumstances.
http://www.manchester.ac.uk/undergraduate/programmes/UMXF1-E1F300.htm

From the Times A-level column it says 24.0 for Manchester...can anyone translate that into a-level grades?

You're not an admissions tutor, you don't do physics and you don't attend Manchester uni so how would you know?

Their site states:
Grades AAB-ABC including Mathematics and Physics at minimum grade B. Two AS-levels accepted in place of one A-level but Mathematics or Physics AS-level only accepted in exceptional circumstances.
http://www.manchester.ac.uk/undergraduate/programmes/UMXF1-E1F300.htm

From the Times A-level column it says 24.0 for Manchester...can anyone translate that into a-level grades?

hmm I've always thought Warwick was better than Manchester for law....

10 points is A, 8 points B, so AAD is 24 points.

But I am sure people have been turned down with such grades. I know plenty of people at Manchester and I spend a lot of time on the campus. I was simply making a point that Manchester don't want other universities rejects.

Why do you insist in arguing with everything I say? Other people hear didn't mention Warwick too for personal reasons but you didn't have a go at them. I had you blocked for weeks and I wish I had never unblocked you.

I am blocking you again because I am not getting involved in another petty argument.

They're very similar, though Manchester's city location could be considered an advantage.

I wonder if they also have very good contacts because of that very reason...

I found the warwick campus quite pokey (the atmosphere not the actual physical characteristics) not nottingham...I found nottingham as a place in general quite dull

Ah well, will see for my self in september I guess. I haven't actually seen much of the city yet.

ooh I know someone doing Politics at Nottingham!

He'll be starting his third year when you start though.

Ooh, does he like it?

Come to think of it, I haven't spoken to him for nearly a year

But he loves the course yes

Gutted I missed the oppourtunity to take a shot a Warwick...again....

I am blocking you again because I am not getting involved in another petty argument.

I think it's a great way of dodging a petty argument, why waste time on it and who the hell wants to read it?