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what are the GCSE requirement for law in Bristol and Warwick and would you be excepted if you have 6666554433 at GCSE having a 4 in English language and maths and 5 in English literature. i am studying economics geography and sociology
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Check the universities prospectus it will tell you. Generally most universities require 5 GSCE passes at 4 or above including Maths and English Language. Some might require English Language and/or Maths at grade 6. If they state that you wont get in otherwise I suspect you should be. fine. If you dont have the required grade resit and put this on your UCAS form
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(Original post by mustafaAliShi)
what are the GCSE requirement for law in Bristol and Warwick and would you be excepted if you have 6666554433 at GCSE having a 4 in English language and maths and 5 in English literature. i am studying economics geography and sociology
what are the GCSE requirement for law in Bristol and Warwick and would you be excepted if you have 6666554433 at GCSE having a 4 in English language and maths and 5 in English literature. i am studying economics geography and sociology
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there is no need for you to say I haven't looked at the GCSE requirements because you don't know. if you were smart enough you would know that they don't say the GCSE requirements on the website. next time think before you type and there is no need for you to be negative on a website when someone is looking for help
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(Original post by mustafaAliShi)
there is no need for you to say I haven't looked at the GCSE requirements because you don't know. if you were smart enough you would know that they don't say the GCSE requirements on the website. next time think before you type and there is no need for you to be negative on a website when someone is looking for help
there is no need for you to say I haven't looked at the GCSE requirements because you don't know. if you were smart enough you would know that they don't say the GCSE requirements on the website. next time think before you type and there is no need for you to be negative on a website when someone is looking for help
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(Original post by mustafaAliShi)
what are the GCSE requirement for law in Bristol and Warwick and would you be excepted if you have 6666554433 at GCSE having a 4 in English language and maths and 5 in English literature. i am studying economics geography and sociology
what are the GCSE requirement for law in Bristol and Warwick and would you be excepted if you have 6666554433 at GCSE having a 4 in English language and maths and 5 in English literature. i am studying economics geography and sociology
The assessment for your overall application is 20% GCSE grades, 40% A levels etc, 40% LNAT.
So, your GCSE profile is still counted, but you do not need any specific subjects/grades.
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Am I correct then that applicants could have no GCSEs and be accepted at Bristol
(Original post by returnmigrant)
There is no specific GCSE requirement for Law at Bristol. No, not even English or Maths.
The assessment for your overall application is 20% GCSE grades, 40% A levels etc, 40% LNAT.
So, your GCSE profile is still counted, but you do not need any speci.fic subjects/grades.
There is no specific GCSE requirement for Law at Bristol. No, not even English or Maths.
The assessment for your overall application is 20% GCSE grades, 40% A levels etc, 40% LNAT.
So, your GCSE profile is still counted, but you do not need any speci.fic subjects/grades.
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(Original post by swanseajack1)
Am I correct then that applicants could have no GCSEs and be accepted at Bristol
Am I correct then that applicants could have no GCSEs and be accepted at Bristol
If Bristol states they are not required, then they are not required.
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(Original post by returnmigrant)
Technically, yes.
If Bristol states they are not required, then they are not required.
Technically, yes.
If Bristol states they are not required, then they are not required.
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(Original post by swanseajack1)
do you know of anybody who has got in without any GCSEs at all or without English Language or Maths or with less than 5 GCSEs at C or 4 and above other than mature students or overseas applicants.
do you know of anybody who has got in without any GCSEs at all or without English Language or Maths or with less than 5 GCSEs at C or 4 and above other than mature students or overseas applicants.
I don't have the statistics re. GCSEs vs successful applications, but anecdotally, I can can tell you that you do not need stellar GCSEs to get an offer - good A level predictions and/or LNAT easily compensate.
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(Original post by returnmigrant)
If there is a reason why you dont have a full set of GCSEs then its quite possible - extenuating circumstances would apply and the GCSE element would be disregarded.
I don't have the statistics re. GCSEs vs successful applications, but anecdotally, I can can tell you that you do not need stellar GCSEs to get an offer - good A level predictions and/or LNAT easily compensate.
If there is a reason why you dont have a full set of GCSEs then its quite possible - extenuating circumstances would apply and the GCSE element would be disregarded.
I don't have the statistics re. GCSEs vs successful applications, but anecdotally, I can can tell you that you do not need stellar GCSEs to get an offer - good A level predictions and/or LNAT easily compensate.
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(Original post by swanseajack1)
So have you yourself ever come across anyone getting in without at least grade C in English Language.
So have you yourself ever come across anyone getting in without at least grade C in English Language.
Why do you want to know this?
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(Original post by mustafaAliShi)
there is no need for you to say I haven't looked at the GCSE requirements because you don't know. if you were smart enough you would know that they don't say the GCSE requirements on the website. next time think before you type and there is no need for you to be negative on a website when someone is looking for help
there is no need for you to say I haven't looked at the GCSE requirements because you don't know. if you were smart enough you would know that they don't say the GCSE requirements on the website. next time think before you type and there is no need for you to be negative on a website when someone is looking for help
https://warwick.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/apply/entry/
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(Original post by mustafaAliShi)
there is no need for you to say I haven't looked at the GCSE requirements because you don't know. if you were smart enough you would know that they don't say the GCSE requirements on the website. next time think before you type and there is no need for you to be negative on a website when someone is looking for help
there is no need for you to say I haven't looked at the GCSE requirements because you don't know. if you were smart enough you would know that they don't say the GCSE requirements on the website. next time think before you type and there is no need for you to be negative on a website when someone is looking for help
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(Original post by swanseajack1)
I have now requested the information under FOI from Bristol university. I find it very odd that a university with a reputation like Bristol's would accept someone for a Law course without a minimum of English Language or Welsh first language at grade C and above and usually at least 5 passes at that level. This might be different for mature or overseas students so the university have been advised to ignore those
I have now requested the information under FOI from Bristol university. I find it very odd that a university with a reputation like Bristol's would accept someone for a Law course without a minimum of English Language or Welsh first language at grade C and above and usually at least 5 passes at that level. This might be different for mature or overseas students so the university have been advised to ignore those
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(Original post by returnmigrant)
In reality all UK applicants will have this, or be retaking it - and the chances of anyone not having at least grade C English when they are expecting grade As at A levels is unlikely. I dont quite understand why you are bothered by this non-requirement.
In reality all UK applicants will have this, or be retaking it - and the chances of anyone not having at least grade C English when they are expecting grade As at A levels is unlikely. I dont quite understand why you are bothered by this non-requirement.
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(Original post by Euphoria101)
In all fairness, I don't think the user is bothered. It is just a bit of a shock because the majority of universities, for any course, require at least 5 passes.
In all fairness, I don't think the user is bothered. It is just a bit of a shock because the majority of universities, for any course, require at least 5 passes.
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(Original post by returnmigrant)
And is there any evidence that that selects 'better' students?
And is there any evidence that that selects 'better' students?
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(Original post by Euphoria101)
You’re just trying to be annoying now. All we said was that it’s surprising because most universities have one.
You’re just trying to be annoying now. All we said was that it’s surprising because most universities have one.
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