Warwick PPE 2024 applicants

Applied PPE
Predicted A*A*A* economics maths and FM
Plus EPQ A*
Gcse all 9s
But not confident will get the offers with 3 A levels only
What other Uni did you apply and have you got any offer yet?
When will Warwick give out offer the earliest?

I spoke to an admissions officer today at the open day and they said that everything is taken into account for ppe including ps and gcses, they also said if you’re exceeding the entry requirements you have a good chance of getting an offer, so I think you’ll be fine. They said they’ve now started the process of giving offers it just takes longer because of them having to look over the applications in more detail in comparison to other courses - they said you would probably hear from them in a month if you’re someone they’re giving an early offer to

Do they require TSA or just predicted grades?

Just grades I’m pretty sure

What other uni did you apply and have you heard back from any?

Applied PPE
Predicted A*A*A* economics maths and FM
Plus EPQ A*
Gcse all 9s
But not confident will get the offers with 3 A levels only
What other Uni did you apply and have you got any offer yet?
When will Warwick give out offer the earliest?

I doing same subjects as you do and predicted the same with same gcse grades but I haven’t heard anything either but I know some ppl already got offers and a bit worrying

i think they are giving them out to only internationals right now since all the offers i have seen are from students abroad. Tbh it seems like most candidates will have 2 or 3A*s and similar gcse profiles, so it should all be down to the personal statement in the end

Some uk students already received offers with 4A* prediction

Hey there, International Student here. I think I got my Warwick offer around a week and a bit ago. I had A*A*A*A* as my predicted for Maths, Econ, History and English Lang. I'm not quite sure why it's internationals that've got their offers first. As far as some of you guys saying that the 3 A levels may harm your application, Warwick's website says they only consider 3 in the first place (perhaps they encourage more than 3 like any strong university) so it shouldn't be a great deterrent. I'm waiting on UCL, LSE and Oxford, the latter 2 of which I'm not as sure about but will still toss my hat in the ring. Feel like unis want more international students to get the 3x fees out of us, which while it is understandable may frustrate home students. That said, I've full confidence that all of you will do great with your unis, and only wish you the best. If anybody has updates on the other 3 unis i mentioned (i got york but I'm not sure why I applied bcz i got the offer a mere 6 hours after applying and didn't even really consider it as an option for me), do contact me. Cheers!

Also, for all the home students, I would like to know your opinion when weighing options like Warwick vs UCL. As an int student who's focusing on US apps, I would like to go to a uni with a great academic scene while having a great reputations and connections for employability. It may be difficult to weigh these, but I'd really appreciate if any of you guys who prolly have more knowledge on UK unis could help me here if I had to make such a decision. I don't doubt the prestige of LSE and Oxford and thus would be stoked if I got offers from either of them, without a doubt enrolling.

Applied: PPE
Predicted: A*A*A (Maths, Econ, History)
GCSEs: 88888877776,A,M2
Feeling a bit nervous looking at my competition, but hopefully my ps is enough to get me over the line.

For those applying, what are your predicted grades / gcses / how are you feeling

predicted: A*A*A* maths, econ, chem
gcses: 9999888887

i can't find acceptance rates online lol