Can I transfer from Westminster to Queen Mary in my second year?

I am a first year student at University of Westminster studying Bsc Accounting

I am looking to study 'Bsc Accounting and Management' or 'Bsc Accounting and Finance' at Queen Mary University.

The modules I am currently studying for my first year at Westminster University: Introductory Financial Accounting 4ACCN002W
Fundamentals of Management Accounting 4ACCN003W
Quantitative Methods for Accountants 4ACCN005W
Computerised Methods in Accounting 4ACCN004W
Global Business for Accounting and Finance 4BUSS011W

My A-Level Grades:
Maths: C
Psychology: C
Economics: B

Would I be considered to transfer to Queen Mary University for any of these courses in the second year.

Reply 1

Scotland Yard

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Original post by Anonymous

I am a first year student at University of Westminster studying Bsc Accounting

I am looking to study 'Bsc Accounting and Management' or 'Bsc Accounting and Finance' at Queen Mary University.

The modules I am currently studying for my first year at Westminster University: Introductory Financial Accounting 4ACCN002W
Fundamentals of Management Accounting 4ACCN003W
Quantitative Methods for Accountants 4ACCN005W
Computerised Methods in Accounting 4ACCN004W
Global Business for Accounting and Finance 4BUSS011W

My A-Level Grades:
Maths: C
Psychology: C
Economics: B

Would I be considered to transfer to Queen Mary University for any of these courses in the second year.

No. You'd still need to satisfy the A-level requirements, which are AAA for both the courses that you mentioned, which you regrettably don't meet :frown:

Reply 2

Anonymous #1

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Original post by Scotland Yard

No. You'd still need to satisfy the A-level requirements, which are AAA for both the courses that you mentioned, which you regrettably don't meet :frown:

1.

Even if I don't meet the requirements would the admissions team even look at my personal statement at least?

2.

Even though I don't meet the requirements what are the chances of me being accepted given that my personal statement is extremely good and I give valid reasons as to why my a-level grades were low? (I had severe family issues)

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Reply 3

Scotland Yard

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Original post by Anonymous

1.

Even if I don't meet the requirements would the admissions team even look at my personal statement at least?

2.

Even though I don't meet the requirements what are the chances of me being accepted given that my personal statement is extremely good and I give valid reasons as to why my a-level grades were low? (I had severe family issues)

1. No.
2. While I sympathise with you, also not going to work. It is your responsibility to report extenuating circumstances to your exam boards in due time, and I presume you didn't do that. It is not the university's job to consider extenuating circumstances from your A-levels, and so they regrettably won't :frown:

So either you have to aim to switch to another university that will accept you with your current A levels, or you will have to resit them.

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Reply 4

Admit-One

Universities Forum Helper

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Management won’t consider any 2nd year transfers and Finance will only consider them if you meet the AL requirements.

https://www.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/how-to-apply/transfers/

Reply 5

King Ivar

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Original post by Admit-One

Management won’t consider any 2nd year transfers and Finance will only consider them if you meet the AL requirements.

https://www.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/how-to-apply/transfers/

but would they read my personal statement or dismiss me as soon as they see I don't meet the requirements.

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Reply 6

zhiru

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Original post by King Ivar

but would they read my personal statement or dismiss me as soon as they see I don't meet the requirements.

They won't unfortunately. Most likely won't because you don't meet their standard entry requirement. If you meet their contextual offer and gave a satisfactory reason as to why your grades were low. Maybe there is a slight chance. But if you don't even meet the contextual offer, then I think it will be high unlikely you'll get an offer