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I want to apply to do a Politics and Sociology course with grades wanted of AAB, but my predicted grades are ABB.
Would it be realistic for me to apply to
Warwick AAB
Bristol AAB
Manchester ABB
Sheffield ABB
Keele BBC
Would it be realistic for me to apply to
Warwick AAB
Bristol AAB
Manchester ABB
Sheffield ABB
Keele BBC
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(Original post by acheloisina)
I want to apply to do a Politics and Sociology course with grades wanted of AAB, but my predicted grades are ABB.
Would it be realistic for me to apply to
Warwick AAB
Bristol AAB
Manchester ABB
Sheffield ABB
Keele BBC
I want to apply to do a Politics and Sociology course with grades wanted of AAB, but my predicted grades are ABB.
Would it be realistic for me to apply to
Warwick AAB
Bristol AAB
Manchester ABB
Sheffield ABB
Keele BBC
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(Original post by acheloisina)
I want to apply to do a Politics and Sociology course with grades wanted of AAB, but my predicted grades are ABB.
Would it be realistic for me to apply to
Warwick AAB
Bristol AAB
Manchester ABB
Sheffield ABB
Keele BBC
I want to apply to do a Politics and Sociology course with grades wanted of AAB, but my predicted grades are ABB.
Would it be realistic for me to apply to
Warwick AAB
Bristol AAB
Manchester ABB
Sheffield ABB
Keele BBC
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If anything you could swap Keele out for another ABB/AAB choice if you wanted. If you’re predicted ABB and feel quite confident that you’ll get those grades then there’s no need for a backup 2 grades lower (especially because there’s loads of choices for pol/soc at the BBB/BBC range in clearing and most universities don’t guarantee accommodation for insurance students so there’s no benefit to getting entry through insurance v clearing). Plus a huge number of universities will accept applicants with 2 grades (or more) below their offer on results day.
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(Original post by PQ)
If anything you could swap Keele out for another ABB/AAB choice if you wanted. If you’re predicted ABB and feel quite confident that you’ll get those grades then there’s no need for a backup 2 grades lower (especially because there’s loads of choices for pol/soc at the BBB/BBC range in clearing and most universities don’t guarantee accommodation for insurance students so there’s no benefit to getting entry through insurance v clearing). Plus a huge number of universities will accept applicants with 2 grades (or more) below their offer on results day.
If anything you could swap Keele out for another ABB/AAB choice if you wanted. If you’re predicted ABB and feel quite confident that you’ll get those grades then there’s no need for a backup 2 grades lower (especially because there’s loads of choices for pol/soc at the BBB/BBC range in clearing and most universities don’t guarantee accommodation for insurance students so there’s no benefit to getting entry through insurance v clearing). Plus a huge number of universities will accept applicants with 2 grades (or more) below their offer on results day.
If so would you suggest applying to Exeter, Birmingham or Leeds?
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(Original post by acheloisina)
Do you think it would be reasonable to apply to three AAB unis then with predicted ABB?
If so would you suggest applying to Exeter, Birmingham or Leeds?
Do you think it would be reasonable to apply to three AAB unis then with predicted ABB?
If so would you suggest applying to Exeter, Birmingham or Leeds?
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(Original post by acheloisina)
Do you think it would be reasonable to apply to three AAB unis then with predicted ABB?
If so would you suggest applying to Exeter, Birmingham or Leeds?
Do you think it would be reasonable to apply to three AAB unis then with predicted ABB?
If so would you suggest applying to Exeter, Birmingham or Leeds?
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(Original post by Tashax2)
I would say 2, and I would choose Birmingham or Leeds as I don’t like the south 🤣, I’m applying to Leeds instead of brum because I don’t meet the gcse requirements but they’re both really good
I would say 2, and I would choose Birmingham or Leeds as I don’t like the south 🤣, I’m applying to Leeds instead of brum because I don’t meet the gcse requirements but they’re both really good
I think I would go for Leeds actually out of all those
) Thankyou 💗
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(Original post by acheloisina)
That is legit my mindset, the south just give me a bad vibe! The north seems more friendly and the people would seem more my type haha
I think I would go for Leeds actually out of all those
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Thankyou 💗
That is legit my mindset, the south just give me a bad vibe! The north seems more friendly and the people would seem more my type haha
I think I would go for Leeds actually out of all those
) Thankyou 💗
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(Original post by acheloisina)
That is legit my mindset, the south just give me a bad vibe! The north seems more friendly and the people would seem more my type haha
I think I would go for Leeds actually out of all those)
Thankyou 💗
That is legit my mindset, the south just give me a bad vibe! The north seems more friendly and the people would seem more my type haha
I think I would go for Leeds actually out of all those
) Thankyou 💗
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(Original post by harrysbar)
Beware the Southerners at Leeds - there are quite a few of them apparently
Beware the Southerners at Leeds - there are quite a few of them apparently
I’m probably just buying into stereotypes, perhaps I should be more open minded aha
Thankyou for your advice
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(Original post by acheloisina)
It’s probably horrible of me to go based of stereotypes but from unis such as Durham and Exeter, I’ve heard loads of bad stories about the southerners
I’m probably just buying into stereotypes, perhaps I should be more open minded aha
Thankyou for your advice
It’s probably horrible of me to go based of stereotypes but from unis such as Durham and Exeter, I’ve heard loads of bad stories about the southerners
I’m probably just buying into stereotypes, perhaps I should be more open minded aha
Thankyou for your advice
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#13
(Original post by Tashax2)
What have you heard about southerners?
What have you heard about southerners?
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#14
(Original post by harrysbar)
yes I would love to hear some stereotypes and then we can move onto steretypes about northerners and then we can discuss what other sorts of people we are suspicious about
yes I would love to hear some stereotypes and then we can move onto steretypes about northerners and then we can discuss what other sorts of people we are suspicious about
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(Original post by Tashax2)
Exactly like it sounds so bad but I need to know 🤣 if anyone knows anything about York please let me know 🤣
Exactly like it sounds so bad but I need to know 🤣 if anyone knows anything about York please let me know 🤣
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(Original post by acheloisina)
I can tell you some stereotypes, it’s just more or less about what college you’re looking into 👀👀👀
I can tell you some stereotypes, it’s just more or less about what college you’re looking into 👀👀👀
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(Original post by Tashax2)
Tell me ! I’ve applied but I’m not too keen on it 🤣 so please tell me
Tell me ! I’ve applied but I’m not too keen on it 🤣 so please tell me
It depends really if you put course above social life!
But for me, social life is more important- sounds kind of bad of me! 😅😅😅
What unis have you applied to if you don’t mind me asking? x
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(Original post by acheloisina)
It’s a very prestigious university but known for being notoriously boring
It depends really if you put course above social life!
But for me, social life is more important- sounds kind of bad of me! 😅😅😅
What unis have you applied to if you don’t mind me asking? x
It’s a very prestigious university but known for being notoriously boring
It depends really if you put course above social life!
But for me, social life is more important- sounds kind of bad of me! 😅😅😅
What unis have you applied to if you don’t mind me asking? x
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(Original post by acheloisina)
It’s a very prestigious university but known for being notoriously boring
It depends really if you put course above social life!
But for me, social life is more important- sounds kind of bad of me! 😅😅😅
What unis have you applied to if you don’t mind me asking? x
It’s a very prestigious university but known for being notoriously boring
It depends really if you put course above social life!
But for me, social life is more important- sounds kind of bad of me! 😅😅😅
What unis have you applied to if you don’t mind me asking? x
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(Original post by Tashax2)
Is it really boring 😩😩 I’m so worried that it is some people say it’s fine others say it’s not ! I need a good balance. I’ve applied to Leeds for business management ( apparently their nightlife is really good so if I get an offer I’ll go there fingers crossed I do ) Aston for marketing, York for business management, Nottingham Trent and Manchester met for Business management and marketing . Where have you applied to and what for ?
Is it really boring 😩😩 I’m so worried that it is some people say it’s fine others say it’s not ! I need a good balance. I’ve applied to Leeds for business management ( apparently their nightlife is really good so if I get an offer I’ll go there fingers crossed I do ) Aston for marketing, York for business management, Nottingham Trent and Manchester met for Business management and marketing . Where have you applied to and what for ?
I’m applying to do Politics and Sociology at either Manchester, Leeds, Warwick,Bristol and Sheffield haha
Leeds and Manchester are looking like the first choices though
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