Applying for MSc from Spain

Are the condition grades higher than the predicted grades normally, or lower?

The condition grades are normally whatever the typical offer is for the course.

mmm, the thing is that I am applying from Spain, to Imperial. One friend applied with an average of 8.8 and the offer had the condition of an 8.5.

I am applying to a different master's, but I have 8.3 so I don't know if I am going to be rejected, offered a place if I achieve an 8.5 (impossible) or offered a place with a reasonable condition such as 8.

It will entirely depend on the usual requirement for the course. Are you postgraduate applying for MA/MSc?

But the point is they don't usually lower the requirement to match a predicted grade.

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I am applying for MSc Applied Maths, being top 5% at my home university, but seemingly not enough to meet the minimum requirements xD

Which university?

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I come from Aeronautics at Technical University of Madrid, and I am applying to Imperial (I am applying to Oxbridge too, but compared to the requirements my grade looks ridiculous).

Imperial requires a BSc 2:1 or better (or equivalent). Have they actually said your predicted final grade is too low?

Oxbridge would probably be similar.

Postgrad courses are not actually as "fussy" about requirements as undergraduate courses.

That is good to know... No they haven't yet, I am just guessing based on what I read from other people haha!

well I just hope to get the opportunity to defend myself at the interview :P


Thanks for the answer!

Are the condition grades higher than the predicted grades normally, or lower?