Advice on what uni to apply to

Hellooo,

I'm applying to university this year (hopefully pretty soon). I wanted some advice on where to apply.

I'm a Scottish student and I've just received my Higher grades which consists of 4 A's and a B. I achieved all A's in National 5's and since last year, I've been thinking about applying to London. Howeverrr, I'm worried that the B might ruin my chances of getting into uni in London (top uni's btw). Should I take the risk?

For most of them, I'll need 3 A's at Advanced Highers which I plan on getting but obviously, they base offers on predicted grades/grades you already have.

Any response would be appreciated - thanksss!

Hellooo,

I'm applying to university this year (hopefully pretty soon). I wanted some advice on where to apply.

I'm a Scottish student and I've just received my Higher grades which consists of 4 A's and a B. I achieved all A's in National 5's and since last year, I've been thinking about applying to London. Howeverrr, I'm worried that the B might ruin my chances of getting into uni in London (top uni's btw). Should I take the risk?

For most of them, I'll need 3 A's at Advanced Highers which I plan on getting but obviously, they base offers on predicted grades/grades you already have.

Any response would be appreciated - thanksss!

UCL, Kings, Imperial and LSE are some of the most competitive unis to get in to. Include some less competitive choices outside London too.

It's worth a try, if you think you can get the required grades! Obviously usual advice of applying to unis with a range of entry requirements, including some below the grades you expect to get, applies.

if you meeting the standard offer based on your predictions, it's worth your while applying

Hellooo,

I'm applying to university this year (hopefully pretty soon). I wanted some advice on where to apply.

I'm a Scottish student and I've just received my Higher grades which consists of 4 A's and a B. I achieved all A's in National 5's and since last year, I've been thinking about applying to London. Howeverrr, I'm worried that the B might ruin my chances of getting into uni in London (top uni's btw). Should I take the risk?

For most of them, I'll need 3 A's at Advanced Highers which I plan on getting but obviously, they base offers on predicted grades/grades you already have.

Any response would be appreciated - thanksss!

Hello,

Congratulations on the results!

I wouldn't describe it as a risk. If you don't try, you'll never know Your chances can't be harmed by trying.

Best of luck!

Scarlett