Interpreting UCAS offer

I got an offer from the University of Bath recently, and I'm not quite how to interpret the requirements in the offer. I'm an Irish student, so thats why the grades look different to the UK.

"with H1, H2 in Chemistry and one other further

mathematics or science subject."

Since it does not say respectively, does it mean a H1 in any subject and then two H2s in chemistry and another math or science subject. Am I reading this wrong?

(For reference, imagine a H1 = A* and H2 = A)

Reply 1

McGinger

What is the full text of the offer?

University of Bath

Bath

Reply 2

mspeer18

Original post by McGinger

What is the full text of the offer?

This offer is subject to you obtaining

H1, H2, H2, H2, H3, H3 in six subjects in the Irish Leaving

Certificate with H1, H2 in Chemistry and one other further

mathematics or science subject.

Reply 3

McGinger

Original post by mscully18

This offer is subject to you obtaining

H1, H2, H2, H2, H3, H3 in six subjects in the Irish Leaving

Certificate with H1, H2 in Chemistry and one other further

mathematics or science subject.

It means that you must achieve H1 and H2 in Chemistry and another science/maths subject within the overall grade requirements. It doesn't matter what order the 'H1, H2' subjects are - if it did, that would be specified as 'H1 in Chemistry and H2 in one other' etc or similar.