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Posting on behalf of a friend who was dropped one a level mid Y13 and is now unsure if she can apply to uni? Am I correct in saying she can either: apply to places with lower UCAS points offers that can be achieved with two good grades or take a year off and do a third a level then apply? Or are there other options?
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possible foundation year options? some unis may accept her onto a foundation year course with two alevels! tell her to look at the courses and unis she likes and check entry requirements!!
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Agree with post above. I would email each uni and ask them for some guidance - they know best!
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Some universities do accept 2 A-levels but her options will have narrowed substantially.
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I’d advise to do the third A-level, most, if not all unis, even the worst, do not accept 2 A-levels
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(Original post by dylgeo)
I’d advise to do the third A-level, most, if not all unis, even the worst, do not accept 2 A-levels
I’d advise to do the third A-level, most, if not all unis, even the worst, do not accept 2 A-levels
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(Original post by baby.bear)
possible foundation year options? some unis may accept her onto a foundation year course with two alevels! tell her to look at the courses and unis she likes and check entry requirements!!
possible foundation year options? some unis may accept her onto a foundation year course with two alevels! tell her to look at the courses and unis she likes and check entry requirements!!
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(Original post by .2.0.0.3.)
Agree with post above. I would email each uni and ask them for some guidance - they know best!
Agree with post above. I would email each uni and ask them for some guidance - they know best!
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(Original post by _gracecharlie)
yeah I think we'll email some admissions departments tomorrow
yeah I think we'll email some admissions departments tomorrow
Some only require DD grades at A level for the Foundation year and guarantee that passing the year gets you onto the degree. The OU is also an option.
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(Original post by Muttley79)
Ypu don't need to do that - this information will be on the uni website.
Some only require DD grades at A level for the Foundation year and guarantee that passing the year gets you onto the degree. The OU is also an option.
Ypu don't need to do that - this information will be on the uni website.
Some only require DD grades at A level for the Foundation year and guarantee that passing the year gets you onto the degree. The OU is also an option.
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(Original post by _gracecharlie)
thanks we didn't think of this!
thanks we didn't think of this!
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