Ucas points

My Ucas points are 100 but Greenwich requires 120. I had taken my ALevels in 2022, and I also did my cash in code. I am interested in applying for Fall 2024 or January 2025, what should I do?

Reply 1

user488949439

Original post by Afiya_Riel

My Ucas points are 100 but Greenwich requires 120. I had taken my ALevels in 2022, and I also did my cash in code. I am interested in applying for Fall 2024 or January 2025, what should I do?

Apply anyway and see whether they let you in. If they dont you need to take another course probably an access course over a year.

Reply 2

Afiya_Riel

Take another course as in Alevels or university?

Reply 3

user488949439

Original post by Afiya_Riel

Take another course as in Alevels or university?

That is your choice. Either o for a course which you can get i at university or take a gap year and resit to improve your grades. An access course would probably be better but these tend to be done in the UK and the language you use suggests you might be an overseas applicant rather than from the UK. If your outside the UK it might need to be A levels.

It would be worth applying now though as a first plan as most universities accept dropped grades and a 2 grade drop is normally accepted but yours is 2 and a half. Greenwich is not a particularly competitive uiversity so there is a chance they might accept you but that might depend on the course taken

Reply 4

Afiya_Riel

Alright. Yes I am an international student. Will I be able to apply for Fall 2024, or should I wait for Winter 2025?

Reply 5

user488949439

Original post by Afiya_Riel

Alright. Yes I am an international student. Will I be able to apply for Fall 2024, or should I wait for Winter 2025?

It is word fall that suggested you were international. We use autumn in the UK. Fall is used in USA.

You might as well apply now as you might be accepted. If you dont either look elsewhere or retake your A levels.

Most universities accept a 2 grade drop and you are just slightly more so there is a possibility you will be accepted. It is less likely in a very competitive subject like Nursing but it is worth a try anyway. This should be your first course of action. Resitting and applying next year could be a back up plan.

Reply 6

Afiya_Riel

Alright. Is the application for Autumn still open?

Reply 7

user488949439

Original post by Afiya_Riel

Alright. Is the application for Autumn still open?

yes it will account as a late application annd very popular courses will be closed but the vast majority are still open. Check ucas search and filter on show courses open

Reply 8

Afiya_Riel

Original post by swanseajack1

yes it will account as a late application annd very popular courses will be closed but the vast majority are still open. Check ucas search and filter on show courses open

Okay thank you very much for helping me out!