Which uni??

Is Lancaster an unconditional if you firm, or is it an unconditional unconditional? If it’s an unconditional unconditional, I think it’d be a brilliant idea to put it as your insurance as it’s an amazing university.

Durham is a really good uni too - if you think you can get AAB, I’d put that as your firm. It’s got an amazing reputation, and it ranks quite high in league tables for Biology.

Best of luck in deciding!

Do you think you'll get AAB? Have you visited any of the unis?

You have quite a bit of time to decide at least. All of these unis are really amazing, but if you liked Lancaster, firming would give you peace of mind at least.

I’ve visited Lancaster and York, and I liked both. I haven’t visited Durham yet but I’ve done an online tour and it looked nice too. My target grades are A*AA so I hope so but I guess you never know on the exam day.

If you had to choose between the following for biology , which would you choose and why?
- Lancaster unconditional
- Durham AAB
- York ABC
- Cardiff AAB

If you had to choose between the following for biology , which would you choose and why?
- Lancaster unconditional
- Durham AAB
- York ABC
- Cardiff AAB

Lancaster give everyone an unconditional... how else are they going to attract walking moneybags to Bailrigg?

Durham has the best rep generally, but Biology is York's specialist subject and Cardiff is good too. Show some ambition with Durham as your firm and York as your insurance - i'm sure Lancaster will have places available in clearing.

What do you mean by Bailrigg? I wasn’t aware that they gave them to everyone, I had to go through interviewing and I thought I was special lol😂
Do you think Durham would be the most impressive yo employers? Is Lancaster not good? I appreciate the advice