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Hi so apparently bristol is very geneorus with contextual offers especially compared to other universities, many getting a contextual offer from bristol and not their other chocies, this seems unfair to me and not to sound sinister but does it not work to bristol detriment as compared to other unis their students are more likely to have worse grades?

i agree with contextual offers do not get me wrong but bristol seems to be giving them out too generously and surely that works to the universities detriment, i knew poeple that would apply for bristol just for the lower offer. surely it means its giving them to people that do not deserve them.

you only have to meet one criteria such as aspiring state schools, free school meals or areas of low participation. durham does not have a list and you have to meet two criterias, like free school meals and being in care for example. also this list at bristol is quite large and ive heard not objective enough with many good schools on it and lower one omitted. some people apply to bristol jsut for the lower offer to insure them which seems unfair to me