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Swap to FrenchHello,
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate level (philosophy, politics and economics) and am currently in first ES class. My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my patent notes (17,33 of average)?
- Do I have to return my newsletters? If so, how and in what years?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / bulletins?
- Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- Do I have to enter my grades?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it Really means?
thank you in advance
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate level (philosophy, politics and economics) and am currently in first ES class. My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my patent notes (17,33 of average)?
- Do I have to return my newsletters? If so, how and in what years?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / bulletins?
- Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- Do I have to enter my grades?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it Really means?
thank you in advance
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Swap to FrenchHello,
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate level (philosophy, politics and economics) and am currently in first ES class. My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my patent notes (17,33 of average)?
- Do I have to return my newsletters? If so, how and in what years?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / bulletins?
- Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- Do I have to enter my grades?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it Really means?
thank you in advance
Swap to FrenchHello,
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate level (philosophy, politics and economics) and am currently in first ES class. My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my patent notes (17,33 of average)?
- Do I have to return my newsletters? If so, how and in what years?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / bulletins?
- Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- Do I have to enter my grades?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it Really means?
thank you in advance
1) Can you explain if these are public exams ( i.e ones where you have a Certificate from outside)
2) Probably not
3) They don't need year by year, but one reference from your school
4) YES, enter all certified exams- guessing you are french so the bac etc
5) Below Honours degree level qualifications, unless you have no public exams- it's just really relevant for transfers/Medics entering UG courses after a UG degree.
If you have any more questions, reply
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(Original post by mbellens)
Swap to FrenchHello,
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate level (philosophy, politics and economics) and am currently in first ES class. My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my patent notes (17,33 of average)?
- Do I have to return my newsletters? If so, how and in what years?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / bulletins?
- Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- Do I have to enter my grades?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it Really means?
thank you in advance
Swap to FrenchHello,
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate level (philosophy, politics and economics) and am currently in first ES class. My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my patent notes (17,33 of average)?
- Do I have to return my newsletters? If so, how and in what years?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / bulletins?
- Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- Do I have to enter my grades?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it Really means?
thank you in advance
Which country are you in?
And for which year of entry are you applying... 2017 or 2018?
Do you have IELTS or similar English language qualifications?
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Hi,
Yes sorry I just translated that because I didn't have the time.
I am French and I am going to apply in September for 2018 entry.
By saying "newsletters" google trad would said school report.
So I fixed this bad translation :
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate course : PPE (philosophy, politics and economics) and I am currently studying economics, history, social sciences, English, Spanish, Italian, literature, geography, maths and further maths, sciences and philosophy.
My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part on UCAS:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- Do I have to put on UCAS school reports or to send it directly somewhere for schools ? If so, how and what years ?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / school reports? - Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it really means?
Thank you in advance
Yes sorry I just translated that because I didn't have the time.
I am French and I am going to apply in September for 2018 entry.
By saying "newsletters" google trad would said school report.
So I fixed this bad translation :
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate course : PPE (philosophy, politics and economics) and I am currently studying economics, history, social sciences, English, Spanish, Italian, literature, geography, maths and further maths, sciences and philosophy.
My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part on UCAS:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- Do I have to put on UCAS school reports or to send it directly somewhere for schools ? If so, how and what years ?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / school reports? - Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it really means?
Thank you in advance
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(Original post by mbellens)
Hi,
Yes sorry I just translated that because I didn't have the time.
I am French and I am going to apply in September for 2018 entry.
By saying "newsletters" google trad would said school report.
So I fixed this bad translation :
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate course : PPE (philosophy, politics and economics) and I am currently studying economics, history, social sciences, English, Spanish, Italian, literature, geography, maths and further maths, sciences and philosophy.
My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part on UCAS:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- Do I have to put on UCAS school reports or to send it directly somewhere for schools ? If so, how and what years ?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / school reports? - Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it really means?
Thank you in advance
Hi,
Yes sorry I just translated that because I didn't have the time.
I am French and I am going to apply in September for 2018 entry.
By saying "newsletters" google trad would said school report.
So I fixed this bad translation :
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate course : PPE (philosophy, politics and economics) and I am currently studying economics, history, social sciences, English, Spanish, Italian, literature, geography, maths and further maths, sciences and philosophy.
My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part on UCAS:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- Do I have to put on UCAS school reports or to send it directly somewhere for schools ? If so, how and what years ?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / school reports? - Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it really means?
Thank you in advance
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(Original post by mbellens)
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- Do I have to put on UCAS school reports or to send it directly somewhere for schools ? If so, how and what years ?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / school reports? - Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
Please feel free to include the French names for things, as it would be clearer to some of us.
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Junior school certificate = brevet des collèges (14-15 yo)
I haven't took my bac yet (june 2018) I just took 4 pre-bac test (group work, french written, french oral and sciences)
Thank you all for your answers !
Do you have some tips for my applications ? Some things I need to be careful about to have an offer from oxford and/or lse ?
I haven't took my bac yet (june 2018) I just took 4 pre-bac test (group work, french written, french oral and sciences)
Thank you all for your answers !
Do you have some tips for my applications ? Some things I need to be careful about to have an offer from oxford and/or lse ?
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(Original post by mbellens)
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
Have you also considered HSPS at Cambridge?
And to remind you, you will need a good standard of English when you apply - IELTS or equivalent. https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/unde...rements?wssl=1
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UCAS points aren't relevant for Oxford, LSE or similar calibre universities. Just concentrate on meeting their typical entry requirements.
Have you also considered HSPS at Cambridge?
And to remind you, you will need a good standard of English when you apply - IELTS or equivalent. https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/unde...rements?wssl=1
UCAS points aren't relevant for Oxford, LSE or similar calibre universities. Just concentrate on meeting their typical entry requirements.
Have you also considered HSPS at Cambridge?
And to remind you, you will need a good standard of English when you apply - IELTS or equivalent. https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/unde...rements?wssl=1
Yes I know
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I don't want to apply to HSPS Cambridge because I prefer the program of Oxford.
I don't want to apply to HSPS Cambridge because I prefer the program of Oxford.
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Hi,
Yes sorry I just translated that because I didn't have the time.
I am French and I am going to apply in September for 2018 entry.
By saying "newsletters" google trad would said school report.
So I fixed this bad translation :
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate course : PPE (philosophy, politics and economics) and I am currently studying economics, history, social sciences, English, Spanish, Italian, literature, geography, maths and further maths, sciences and philosophy.
My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part on UCAS:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- Do I have to put on UCAS school reports or to send it directly somewhere for schools ? If so, how and what years ?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / school reports? - Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it really means?
Thank you in advance
Hi,
Yes sorry I just translated that because I didn't have the time.
I am French and I am going to apply in September for 2018 entry.
By saying "newsletters" google trad would said school report.
So I fixed this bad translation :
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate course : PPE (philosophy, politics and economics) and I am currently studying economics, history, social sciences, English, Spanish, Italian, literature, geography, maths and further maths, sciences and philosophy.
My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part on UCAS:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- Do I have to put on UCAS school reports or to send it directly somewhere for schools ? If so, how and what years ?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / school reports? - Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it really means?
Thank you in advance
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Hello I am also french if it is better for you to tell me in french I can help you
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Salut je suis aussi frrancais si cest mieux pour toi de me le dire en francais
je peut t'aider
Salut je suis aussi frrancais si cest mieux pour toi de me le dire en francais
je peut t'aider
(this is an English language forum...)
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Salut je suis aussi frrancais si cest mieux pour toi de me le dire en francais
je peut t'aider
Salut je suis aussi frrancais si cest mieux pour toi de me le dire en francais
je peut t'aider
Tu as une idée des notes qu'il faut pour rentrer à Oxford et LSE ?
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Do you know what results I should have to have a chance in Oxford/LSE ?
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(Original post by mbellens)
Hi,
Yes sorry I just translated that because I didn't have the time.
I am French and I am going to apply in September for 2018 entry.
By saying "newsletters" google trad would said school report.
So I fixed this bad translation :
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate course : PPE (philosophy, politics and economics) and I am currently studying economics, history, social sciences, English, Spanish, Italian, literature, geography, maths and further maths, sciences and philosophy.
My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part on UCAS:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- Do I have to put on UCAS school reports or to send it directly somewhere for schools ? If so, how and what years ?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / school reports? - Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it really means?
Thank you in advance
Hi,
Yes sorry I just translated that because I didn't have the time.
I am French and I am going to apply in September for 2018 entry.
By saying "newsletters" google trad would said school report.
So I fixed this bad translation :
I am currently preparing my applications for an undergraduate course : PPE (philosophy, politics and economics) and I am currently studying economics, history, social sciences, English, Spanish, Italian, literature, geography, maths and further maths, sciences and philosophy.
My primary goals (though almost unachievable) are Oxford and LSE.
So I had some questions about the "Education" part on UCAS:
- For universities like these is it good that I enter my junior school certificate (17,33/20 of average)?
- Do I have to put on UCAS school reports or to send it directly somewhere for schools ? If so, how and what years ?
- "Qualification" refers to past examinations or also the results of continuous monitoring / school reports? - Do you have an idea of the newsletters expected by these universities?
- How UCAS points are working ? And how are they calculated ?
- Always in "education" we have to make a choice between "below honors degree qualification", "honors degree or above qualification" or "i will have no qualifications" what should I choose and especially what does it really means?
Thank you in advance
je suis desoler si mon francais nest pas bien parceque sa fait longtemps que je me suis ecrit le francais
sur Ucas ya des sectionss pour le bac point (International BAC)
je sais que cest sur /20 les sujet non?
le brevet nest pas considere ms faut le mentionner sur UCAS
va sur les site de Universite pr info de les point pr offrir une place pr toi
ta commencer a ecrire le lettre de passion? (personal statement)
First I am happy to meet another french I am sorry if my French is not good because its been a long time that I wrote the french On Ucas there are sections for the bac points (International BAC) I know it's on / 20 the topics not? The GCSE (Brevet ) is not considered but must be mentioned on UCAS Go to the site of Universite for info .Have you started begin to write the (Personal statement) ?
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Oui je suis en ES car sinon certaine voie m'étaient fermées. J'étais en S en début d'année.
Oui je postule pour des PPE, et j'ai commencé mon Personal Statement.
Dans la lettre de recommandation mon professeur doit faire une prévision de mes notes au bas. Pour Oxford/LSE tu penses qu'elle doit me prévoir combien environ (en note, la mention TB va de soi pour ces écoles...)?
Yes I am in ES because I couldn't go to some school if I had stayed in S.
I am applying for PPE and I started my personal statement.
In recommendation letter, my professor should predict my baccalaureate mark. For Oxford/LSE how much do you think she should predict ? (precise mark because honours mention is obvious)
Oui je postule pour des PPE, et j'ai commencé mon Personal Statement.
Dans la lettre de recommandation mon professeur doit faire une prévision de mes notes au bas. Pour Oxford/LSE tu penses qu'elle doit me prévoir combien environ (en note, la mention TB va de soi pour ces écoles...)?
Yes I am in ES because I couldn't go to some school if I had stayed in S.
I am applying for PPE and I started my personal statement.
In recommendation letter, my professor should predict my baccalaureate mark. For Oxford/LSE how much do you think she should predict ? (precise mark because honours mention is obvious)
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Oui je sais que c'est confidentiel mais je voulais savoir quelle note ces universités attendent pour la prévision.
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Mais 40 sur combien ? Le bac euro est noté sur 20. À partir de 16/20 tu as les félicitations du jury.
C'est cool !
C'est cool !
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Mais 40 sur combien ? Le bac euro est noté sur 20. À partir de 16/20 tu as les félicitations du jury.
C'est cool !
Mais 40 sur combien ? Le bac euro est noté sur 20. À partir de 16/20 tu as les félicitations du jury.
C'est cool !
I have helped him a bit
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en premier
en premier
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Pr oxford
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