aspirational choices

with the UCAS deadline approaching im unsure about narrowing down my options. I'm currently predicted AAA, but im considering making an aspirational A*AA choice as I have been fluctuating between an A* and an A often in politics, and feel like come the real exam, an A* would be possible. with that in mind I was wondering if aspirational offers are worth it? I'm applying to both Law and Politics courses and have been told my personal statement is strong if that means anything haha

with the UCAS deadline approaching im unsure about narrowing down my options. I'm currently predicted AAA, but im considering making an aspirational A*AA choice as I have been fluctuating between an A* and an A often in politics, and feel like come the real exam, an A* would be possible. with that in mind I was wondering if aspirational offers are worth it? I'm applying to both Law and Politics courses and have been told my personal statement is strong if that means anything haha

It's not that hard.
1 Aspirational choice (A*AA)
3 Realistic choices (AAA - AAB
1 Guaranteed choice (ABB - BBB and below)

For someone who is unfamiliar with the application process, it might be hard! but I agree, this is a good place to start. But still, it matters WHERE you wish to spend the next 3 years of your life, maybe more, and not just based on grade requirements.

with the UCAS deadline approaching im unsure about narrowing down my options. I'm currently predicted AAA, but im considering making an aspirational A*AA choice as I have been fluctuating between an A* and an A often in politics, and feel like come the real exam, an A* would be possible. with that in mind I was wondering if aspirational offers are worth it? I'm applying to both Law and Politics courses and have been told my personal statement is strong if that means anything haha

There is no deadline 'approaching' - you have over two months left to apply.

in my sixth form we have an internal deadline of the 8th of december - so annoying as I would like to spend the extra two months working on finalisng my application but unfortunately we are all forced to submit early :/

In that case just pick four choices now and leave the last one free to add any time up until Jan 31st.

You may even get one or more replies before the UCAS deadline which may steer you as to whether to stay safe or have a riskier option.

i think this seems like the best option for me - thank you for the advice