Which uni would you put as insurance?

There's Uni A and Uni B. Let's say you hated Uni B but it offered you ABB (something you're probably likely to get.) And you really like Uni A but it offered you AAA. Would you put down uni B as an insurance anyways just because it's more secure? Or would you put Uni A down?

I'm stuck in a dilemma!!!


And guys, Uni A is durham for law. Do you guys know how lenient durham might be?


Thanks!!

There's Uni A and Uni B. Let's say you hated Uni B but it offered you ABB (something you're probably likely to get.) And you really like Uni A but it offered you AAA. Would you put down uni B as an insurance anyways just because it's more secure? Or would you put Uni A down?

I'm stuck in a dilemma!!!


And guys, Uni A is durham for law. Do you guys know how lenient durham might be?


Thanks!!

There's Uni A and Uni B. Let's say you hated Uni B but it offered you ABB (something you're probably likely to get.) And you really like Uni A but it offered you AAA. Would you put down uni B as an insurance anyways just because it's more secure? Or would you put Uni A down?

I'm stuck in a dilemma!!!


And guys, Uni A is durham for law. Do you guys know how lenient durham might be?


Thanks!!

There's Uni A and Uni B. Let's say you hated Uni B but it offered you ABB (something you're probably likely to get.) And you really like Uni A but it offered you AAA. Would you put down uni B as an insurance anyways just because it's more secure? Or would you put Uni A down?

I'm stuck in a dilemma!!!


And guys, Uni A is durham for law. Do you guys know how lenient durham might be?


Thanks!!

Personally, I would put down Durham as your firm, it's fantastic for law and you'll only come to regret it later if you don't! I definitely wouldn't firm a uni you 'hate'. If you don't hit the grades, perhaps look at adjustment or clearing - there are usually some good RG unis in clearing but obviously everything is pretty unpredictable this year. Also, due to the current unprecedented circumstances, it isn't clear if unis will be under or oversubscribed, and given the former, they could be more lenient than usual. I think it's worth the risk, unless it's clear you're going to be predicted way off your predicted grade. However, it's likely that Durham based their decision on your first year and your predicted grades, so I don't see why not?

Firm Durham if you really like it.

Don't Insure uni B if you hate it. If your grades turn out to be ABB and you fail to get into an AAA uni there will be other options in Clearing so why Insure a uni you "hate".

Unless of course you are exaggerating and actually would prefer to go to uni B than enter Clearing.

I think the difference between my firm choice (Nottingham) and the difference between durham is negligible and I prefer Nottingham more over durham.
i'm not exaggering, I don't like uni B at all lol, but I suppose it's just having a bit of security because I hear clearing is STRESS.
however, I did look at the course modules at notts and compared it to durham and the optional modules at Nottingham is DRYYY whereas I really like durham's optional modules!!! would you say optional modules should be a huge factor in what university I decide to firm? If you found a university with dry optional modules but literally every other thing about the uni you loved (notts) whereas you kind of liked a uni but the optional modules are amazing (durham) what would you pick??

Personally, I would put down Durham as your firm, it's fantastic for law and you'll only come to regret it later if you don't! I definitely wouldn't firm a uni you 'hate'. If you don't hit the grades, perhaps look at adjustment or clearing - there are usually some good RG unis in clearing but obviously everything is pretty unpredictable this year. Also, due to the current unprecedented circumstances, it isn't clear if unis will be under or oversubscribed, and given the former, they could be more lenient than usual. I think it's worth the risk, unless it's clear you're going to be predicted way off your predicted grade. However, it's likely that Durham based their decision on your first year and your predicted grades, so I don't see why not?

Yh dude I chose Kcl over Durham for my insurance (same grades at AAA) and I 1000% regret it. Wish I had gone to Durham..

You've utterly confused everyone with all this talk about uni A and uni B. Optional modules is one thing to take into account but the main thing is to Firm the uni that most excites you, clearly Nottingham.

Uni B = hate
Uni A = like
thanks for ur help

We got that bit it was more that we all thought this was about which uni to Firm and you said that uni A was Durham so we were all saying Firm Durham. Anyway, good luck with everything

the title says insurance?

thanks lol

why?