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Is it worth me applying to UCL AND KCL WITH AAB

I want to study international relations (something of that nature). I’ve currently applied for QUEEN MARY and SOAS for IR and economics and LSE for international public and social policy which all want AAB OR ABB. is it worth me applying for politics and IR at UCL when they want AAA and I have AAB. Same goes for kings should I apply to international development when they want AAA and I have AAB.
If you don't meet the standard requirements and don't meet the criteria for a contextual offer then it's maybe a bit of a stretch, but since you have probably two reliable "safety" options in QMUL and SOAS, I don't think it's wholly unreasonable. Just be aware you may not get offers from all of your choices! But you only need two offers in the end anyway :smile:
Hey I have the same predicted grades and I was going to apply for 2025, I was wondering if you managed to get into kings with those grades because I really want to go but I’m not sure if AAB will get me in
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Hey I have the same predicted grades and I was going to apply for 2025, I was wondering if you managed to get into kings with those grades because I really want to go but I’m not sure if AAB will get me in

hey i got predicted AAA and am applying for the LSE ISPP are u?
Original post by Anonymous
I want to study international relations (something of that nature). I’ve currently applied for QUEEN MARY and SOAS for IR and economics and LSE for international public and social policy which all want AAB OR ABB. is it worth me applying for politics and IR at UCL when they want AAA and I have AAB. Same goes for kings should I apply to international development when they want AAA and I have AAB.

You can apply for them but I think it's a bit of a stretch, UCL/LSE/Kings are so competitive that generally people who get in have higher grades than the requirements/ you could try a contextual offer if your personal circumstances align with it I guess. I would say apply to 1 very safe option/ 2 unis that match your grade requirements or are less competitive. 2 unis that are really good and above your grade. Again its up to you though this is just my opinion

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