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I have an AAB offer from KCL to study Political economy (i like the sound of this degree) and an ABB offer from UCL to study History Politics and Economics - this degree is a lot more historical and less economics, which I don't like the sound of. I don't know what to put as my firm since UCL is a better uni but i like the KCL degree more. I want to enter finance and would have done an economics degree but for a top uni, I don't think I could get an a* in Maths so wasn't sure to risk it because i knew it would be very competitive. Any insight ?
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I do A level Politics, Mathematics and History (this is the order of most favourable a level to least) and I'm predicted A*AA for this order
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(Original post by yagmaya)
I have an AAB offer from KCL to study Political economy (i like the sound of this degree) and an ABB offer from UCL to study History Politics and Economics - this degree is a lot more historical and less economics, which I don't like the sound of. I don't know what to put as my firm since UCL is a better uni but i like the KCL degree more. I want to enter finance and would have done an economics degree but for a top uni, I don't think I could get an a* in Maths so wasn't sure to risk it because i knew it would be very competitive. Any insight ?
I have an AAB offer from KCL to study Political economy (i like the sound of this degree) and an ABB offer from UCL to study History Politics and Economics - this degree is a lot more historical and less economics, which I don't like the sound of. I don't know what to put as my firm since UCL is a better uni but i like the KCL degree more. I want to enter finance and would have done an economics degree but for a top uni, I don't think I could get an a* in Maths so wasn't sure to risk it because i knew it would be very competitive. Any insight ?
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(Original post by yagmaya)
I have an AAB offer from KCL to study Political economy (i like the sound of this degree) and an ABB offer from UCL to study History Politics and Economics - this degree is a lot more historical and less economics, which I don't like the sound of. I don't know what to put as my firm since UCL is a better uni but i like the KCL degree more. I want to enter finance and would have done an economics degree but for a top uni, I don't think I could get an a* in Maths so wasn't sure to risk it because i knew it would be very competitive. Any insight ?
I have an AAB offer from KCL to study Political economy (i like the sound of this degree) and an ABB offer from UCL to study History Politics and Economics - this degree is a lot more historical and less economics, which I don't like the sound of. I don't know what to put as my firm since UCL is a better uni but i like the KCL degree more. I want to enter finance and would have done an economics degree but for a top uni, I don't think I could get an a* in Maths so wasn't sure to risk it because i knew it would be very competitive. Any insight ?
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