A*A*C for a courses requiring A*AA/AAA/ABB

I've recently finished by a-levels and gotten beyond my predicted and decided to reapply this September, I've applied to courses requiring these grades and I'm unsure of how scale my likelihood of getting accepted. I know that the C I've gotten throws it off but are my chances bad even though the A*s kinda cancel them out? in a response i'd appreciate maybe a rough estimate on how likely i'd be with each.

I've recently finished by a-levels and gotten beyond my predicted and decided to reapply this September, I've applied to courses requiring these grades and I'm unsure of how scale my likelihood of getting accepted. I know that the C I've gotten throws it off but are my chances bad even though the A*s kinda cancel them out? in a response i'd appreciate maybe a rough estimate on how likely i'd be with each.

I've recently finished by a-levels and gotten beyond my predicted and decided to reapply this September, I've applied to courses requiring these grades and I'm unsure of how scale my likelihood of getting accepted. I know that the C I've gotten throws it off but are my chances bad even though the A*s kinda cancel them out? in a response i'd appreciate maybe a rough estimate on how likely i'd be with each.

Which subjects at A level and which course are you applying for (plus which universities). That makes a huge difference.

Economics; St Andrews, Glasgow, Kings, UCL

Phone up the admissions depts of your desired unis and ask them.It would have been wiser to do this before applying but we are where we are.

and which A levels did you take at which grade each?

A* Mathematics
A* Economics
C Physics

ok - so no further maths - for St Andrews and Glasgow is it fair to assume you are not a Scottish applicant (or international) given you did A levels?

yes

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