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If I apply for two courses at the same university, (for example Medicine and Cancer Biology), does this make me less likely to get accepted, as I seem less interested in the courses?
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Not if your personal statement is really applicable to both, lots of people apply for different (but similar) degrees and admission people get that you only have one personal statement -have you considered asking a teacher, or emailing the admissions department at this uni?
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(Original post by meredith2017)
Not if your personal statement is really applicable to both, lots of people apply for different (but similar) degrees and admission people get that you only have one personal statement -have you considered asking a teacher, or emailing the admissions department at this uni?
Not if your personal statement is really applicable to both, lots of people apply for different (but similar) degrees and admission people get that you only have one personal statement -have you considered asking a teacher, or emailing the admissions department at this uni?
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If I apply for two courses at the same university, (for example Medicine and Cancer Biology), does this make me less likely to get accepted, as I seem less interested in the courses?
If I apply for two courses at the same university, (for example Medicine and Cancer Biology), does this make me less likely to get accepted, as I seem less interested in the courses?
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(Original post by zzoex)
If I apply for two courses at the same university, (for example Medicine and Cancer Biology), does this make me less likely to get accepted, as I seem less interested in the courses?
If I apply for two courses at the same university, (for example Medicine and Cancer Biology), does this make me less likely to get accepted, as I seem less interested in the courses?
More generally, if you are applying for broadly similar courses, or a single honours choice and a joint honours choice with a subject in common, at the same uni, it's not usually worth using up two of your choices in this way. If a uni doesn't want to make you an offer for the course you have applied for, they may well automatically consider you for an alternative where they have offers to spare. The uni can substitute a revised course code at their end. In this case, the best advice is put down whichever course is your first choice and see what happens.
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I got accepted for 2 different courses in 2 different departments at UCL, so yes, it's possible.
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(Original post by Sandtrooper)
I got accepted for 2 different courses in 2 different departments at UCL, so yes, it's possible.
I got accepted for 2 different courses in 2 different departments at UCL, so yes, it's possible.
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(Original post by Qxi.xli)
which course was it? if you dont mind me asking
which course was it? if you dont mind me asking
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