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Im predicted much lower than what Im capable of butdo you think I will get offers? Which universities can I apply for?
I am hoping to exceed my predicted grades and get in through adjustment
I am hoping to exceed my predicted grades and get in through adjustment
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I think Nottingham Trent uni, De Montfort uni Leicester will get you in with those predicted grades.
If you don't, you can do a economics with mathematical sciences degree with the open university online.
You can also study a computer science degree with the open university too.
Good luck
If you don't, you can do a economics with mathematical sciences degree with the open university online.
You can also study a computer science degree with the open university too.
Good luck
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Oxford Brookes will give you an offer with those predictions for computer science. Not entirely sure about economics and math, worth looking on the website.
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(Original post by xxxtentacion..)
Im predicted much lower than what Im capable of butdo you think I will get offers? Which universities can I apply for?
I am hoping to exceed my predicted grades and get in through adjustment
Im predicted much lower than what Im capable of butdo you think I will get offers? Which universities can I apply for?
I am hoping to exceed my predicted grades and get in through adjustment
Getting an offer from a university asking AAB is not out of the question.
What grades do you think you can actually get?
And worst case scenario you have Adjustment or Clearing anyway.
Edit: also, I've moved your thread to the Applications and UCAS forum
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(Original post by Analyst89)
I think Nottingham Trent uni, De Montfort uni Leicester will get you in with those predicted grades.
If you don't, you can do a economics with mathematical sciences degree with the open university online.
You can also study a computer science degree with the open university too.
Good luck
I think Nottingham Trent uni, De Montfort uni Leicester will get you in with those predicted grades.
If you don't, you can do a economics with mathematical sciences degree with the open university online.
You can also study a computer science degree with the open university too.
Good luck
(Original post by Shiba_Inu)
Oxford Brookes will give you an offer with those predictions for computer science. Not entirely sure about economics and math, worth looking on the website.
Oxford Brookes will give you an offer with those predictions for computer science. Not entirely sure about economics and math, worth looking on the website.
(Original post by Doonesbury)
If you are confident you can exceed your prediction you can certainly apply to at least 2 (even 3 would be fine) universities above your predictions. Most universities will give offers for most courses, but particularly for your course choice.
Getting an offer from a university asking AAB is not out of the question.
What grades do you think you can actually get?
And worst case scenario you have Adjustment or Clearing anyway.
Edit: also, I've moved your thread to the Applications and UCAS forum
If you are confident you can exceed your prediction you can certainly apply to at least 2 (even 3 would be fine) universities above your predictions. Most universities will give offers for most courses, but particularly for your course choice.
Getting an offer from a university asking AAB is not out of the question.
What grades do you think you can actually get?
And worst case scenario you have Adjustment or Clearing anyway.
Edit: also, I've moved your thread to the Applications and UCAS forum
I think I can actually get AAB minimum with the way Im going.
And thank you
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(Original post by xxxtentacion..)
Thanks guys, will have a look at these
I really want to go to a russell group uni
I think I can actually get AAB minimum with the way Im going.
And thank you
Thanks guys, will have a look at these
I really want to go to a russell group uni
I think I can actually get AAB minimum with the way Im going.
And thank you
I really do hope you get ABB, but you need to be 100% realistic with your choices.
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(Original post by Blue_Cow)
Why RG specifically? I'm at Edinburgh and there doesn't seem to be anything too special with RG universities.
I really do hope you get ABB, but you need to be 100% realistic with your choices.
Why RG specifically? I'm at Edinburgh and there doesn't seem to be anything too special with RG universities.
I really do hope you get ABB, but you need to be 100% realistic with your choices.
Trsut me, I will. On results day come and find me on here and I will have those grades
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(Original post by xxxtentacion..)
The career that I want to do looks at universities that are highly respected, and they have much higher employment rates than other universities. Edinburgh is a really good uni! How do you find it?
Trsut me, I will. On results day come and find me on here and I will have those grades
The career that I want to do looks at universities that are highly respected, and they have much higher employment rates than other universities. Edinburgh is a really good uni! How do you find it?
Trsut me, I will. On results day come and find me on here and I will have those grades
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(Original post by xxxtentacion..)
I mean, like how is it? How is the student life and stuff like that? Are the people there friendly?
I mean, like how is it? How is the student life and stuff like that? Are the people there friendly?
Plenty of societies, I've heard there are good pubs/clubs, but I've not been to many so far.
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(Original post by Blue_Cow)
Everyone is incredibly friendly (so friendly they actually talk to people on public transport)
Plenty of societies, I've heard there are good pubs/clubs, but I've not been to many so far.
Everyone is incredibly friendly (so friendly they actually talk to people on public transport)
Plenty of societies, I've heard there are good pubs/clubs, but I've not been to many so far.
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(Original post by xxxtentacion..)
The career that I want to do looks at universities that are highly respected, and they have much higher employment rates than other universities. Edinburgh is a really good uni! How do you find it?
Trsut me, I will. On results day come and find me on here and I will have those grades
The career that I want to do looks at universities that are highly respected, and they have much higher employment rates than other universities. Edinburgh is a really good uni! How do you find it?
Trsut me, I will. On results day come and find me on here and I will have those grades
RG is not a badge of quality.
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(Original post by Doonesbury)
Which career is that?
RG is not a badge of quality.
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Which career is that?
RG is not a badge of quality.
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It may not be a badge of quality but it ranks much higher than other universities and their stats are much better.
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(Original post by xxxtentacion..)
Maths / Economics
It may not be a badge of quality but it ranks much higher than other universities and their stats are much better.
Maths / Economics
It may not be a badge of quality but it ranks much higher than other universities and their stats are much better.
Find a course you really like at a university you want to spend 3 years at. That's what's important.
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(Original post by Doonesbury)
Who does? Edinburgh or RGs generally? There's plenty of nin-RG universities above RGs in the rankings, although rankings themselves only tell part of a story.
Find a course you really like at a university you want to spend 3+ years at. That's what's important.
Who does? Edinburgh or RGs generally? There's plenty of nin-RG universities above RGs in the rankings, although rankings themselves only tell part of a story.
Find a course you really like at a university you want to spend 3+ years at. That's what's important.
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(Original post by xxxtentacion..)
Russell groups generally
Russell groups generally
Things like TEF impact you more than RG.
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(Original post by Doonesbury)
Well my comment definitely applies. The RG bit is unimportant. It's a self-selected lobby group, not a specific mark of quality.
Things like TEF impact you more than RG.
Well my comment definitely applies. The RG bit is unimportant. It's a self-selected lobby group, not a specific mark of quality.
Things like TEF impact you more than RG.
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(Original post by xxxtentacion..)
What is TEF
What is TEF
http://www.bbc.com/news/education-40356423
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