I got a C in English Language and B in English Literature then 2 A's in other writing subjects such as History and RE. I was just wondering whether Universities can decline an application on the English language requirement alone. As most of the subjects, I would like to take require a B in English language If anyone can help me with my situation I would really appreciate it. I would like to take a science course such as medicine or biomedical sciences or neuroscience if this information will help.
I got a C in English Language and B in English Literature then 2 A's in other writing subjects such as History and RE. I was just wondering whether Universities can decline an application on the English language requirement alone. As most of the subjects, I would like to take require a B in English language If anyone can help me with my situation I would really appreciate it.
Depends on the uni. I failed english language GCSE and had to retake it this year. York and Hull didn't even mention english language GCSE in their conditional uni offers to me, I asked them by email and when I visited on applicant days and they said that I didn't need it. However, some other unis like Liverpool and Surrey had to pass the english GCSE as part of the conditions of the offer.
Depends on the uni. I failed english language GCSE and had to retake it this year. York and Hull didn't even mention english language GCSE in their conditional uni offers to me, I asked them by email and when I visited on applicant days and they said that I didn't need it. However, some other unis like Liverpool and Surrey had to pass the english GCSE as part of the conditions of the offer.
As a rule, if they state a minimum requirement you will be auto-rejected without it, yes. Just assuming the rules don't apply to you would be pretty silly.
Look into retaking it if you are serious about medicine.
For my A levels I am taking Chemistry, Biology and History
Finally! Someone whom took the same A-Level choice as me. When I went to all my open days for Biochemistry people found it weird that I took History with the 2 sciences, good luck with your 2nd Year!
Finally! Someone whom took the same A-Level choice as me. When I went to all my open days for Biochemistry people found it weird that I took History with the 2 sciences, good luck with your 2nd Year!
Thank you so much. Glad to see someone else taking the same A levels as me.
As a rule, if they state a minimum requirement you will be auto-rejected without it, yes. Just assuming the rules don't apply to you would be pretty silly.
Look into retaking it if you are serious about medicine.
I agree with you. I just was wondering whether they find it as important and could reject someone's admissions who meets their entry requirements for A levels or has higher grades than necessary.
The only university without the need for GCSE'S is Imperial College London for medicine.