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I got my A level results already so I’ll be applying with my grades obtained instead of predicted. Does kings give contextual offers. I heard they give it if you are in there program, but if you haven’t been in it before can they still give a contextual offer? Applying for Law btw
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(Original post by SZ159)
I got my A level results already so I’ll be applying with my grades obtained instead of predicted. Does kings give contextual offers. I heard they give it if you are in there program, but if you haven’t been in it before can they still give a contextual offer? Applying for Law btw
I got my A level results already so I’ll be applying with my grades obtained instead of predicted. Does kings give contextual offers. I heard they give it if you are in there program, but if you haven’t been in it before can they still give a contextual offer? Applying for Law btw
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/assets/P...ons-Policy.pdf
Sounds like it may only apply to certain courses though, so you should probably contact them to check.
Do you not meet the standard offer with your achieved grades?
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(Original post by Admit-One)
They do if the following admissions doc is up to date. Section 8.
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/assets/P...ons-Policy.pdf
Sounds like it may only apply to certain courses though, so you should probably contact them to check.
Do you not meet the standard offer with your achieved grades?
They do if the following admissions doc is up to date. Section 8.
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/assets/P...ons-Policy.pdf
Sounds like it may only apply to certain courses though, so you should probably contact them to check.
Do you not meet the standard offer with your achieved grades?
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I want to study Law at kings, i would like to know if they did get back to you about the contextual offer?
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(Original post by bored_user:))
Yes, yes they do
Yes, yes they do
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(Original post by Uni234)
What do they look at, the schools you’ve been to?
What do they look at, the schools you’ve been to?
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(Original post by Uni234)
What do they look at, the schools you’ve been to?
What do they look at, the schools you’ve been to?
"After applying, King’s automatically receives several pieces of educational, socio-economic and geodemographic data from UCAS and other datasets. These may be used as part of the holistic assessment of an applicant’s potential to succeed at King’s. This data also includes any disclosure by applicants of time in care or involvement in widening participation activities."
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Me and my friend both received offers from king’s and it said that we’re eligible for a contextual offer... although neither of us fit in to any of the typical contextual criteria, is it possible they made a mistake? should we call them or just leave it? any advice would be appreciated 
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Me and my friend both received offers from king’s and it said that we’re eligible for a contextual offer... although neither of us fit in to any of the typical contextual criteria, is it possible they made a mistake? should we call them or just leave it? any advice would be appreciated
Me and my friend both received offers from king’s and it said that we’re eligible for a contextual offer... although neither of us fit in to any of the typical contextual criteria, is it possible they made a mistake? should we call them or just leave it? any advice would be appreciated
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I have a question, I’ve applied for pharmacy at kcl in October. I still haven’t had a response. Are they taking slower because of contextual offer.
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Me and my friend both received offers from king’s and it said that we’re eligible for a contextual offer... although neither of us fit in to any of the typical contextual criteria, is it possible they made a mistake? should we call them or just leave it? any advice would be appreciated
Me and my friend both received offers from king’s and it said that we’re eligible for a contextual offer... although neither of us fit in to any of the typical contextual criteria, is it possible they made a mistake? should we call them or just leave it? any advice would be appreciated
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I have a question, I’ve applied for pharmacy at kcl in October. I still haven’t had a response. Are they taking slower because of contextual offer.
I have a question, I’ve applied for pharmacy at kcl in October. I still haven’t had a response. Are they taking slower because of contextual offer.
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(Original post by Uni234)
Leave it lol😂😂😂 because they don’t just look at the criteria mentioned on the website they look at other factors aswell such as school performance and everything. I doubt they made a mistake.
Leave it lol😂😂😂 because they don’t just look at the criteria mentioned on the website they look at other factors aswell such as school performance and everything. I doubt they made a mistake.
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(Original post by Admit-One)
No, that won’t make any difference to the decision time. Ultimately they have until May to get back to you.
No, that won’t make any difference to the decision time. Ultimately they have until May to get back to you.
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(Original post by Uni234)
Do you think it’s a sign of rejection or they are just taking their time.
Do you think it’s a sign of rejection or they are just taking their time.
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(Original post by Admit-One)
Depending on the course they may not even start making decisions until jan 29th. It’s not a sign of rejection. If you’ve heard nothing you are still in the running.
Depending on the course they may not even start making decisions until jan 29th. It’s not a sign of rejection. If you’ve heard nothing you are still in the running.
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