Hello, I'm a 13 year old international student currently studying in the UK. My predictions from last year are A*A* A (A in Compsci, A* in Maths and Further Maths). I was thinking about getting into these Unis, but I gotta ask the people on here cause I know you guys have a lot more experience than me, so please take a look: - UCL - Bristol - Sheffield - Bath - KCL
Hello, I'm a 13 year old international student currently studying in the UK. My predictions from last year are A*A* A (A in Compsci, A* in Maths and Further Maths). I was thinking about getting into these Unis, but I gotta ask the people on here cause I know you guys have a lot more experience than me, so please take a look: - UCL - Bristol - Sheffield - Bath - KCL
Thanks again!
Do you mean year 13?
All of them are competitive, have you considered picking one safer option?
Hello, I'm a 13 year old international student currently studying in the UK. My predictions from last year are A*A* A (A in Compsci, A* in Maths and Further Maths). I was thinking about getting into these Unis, but I gotta ask the people on here cause I know you guys have a lot more experience than me, so please take a look: - UCL - Bristol - Sheffield - Bath - KCL Thanks again!
Hiya there,
Wow, what a fab set of predicted grades you have! You must have put in a lot of hard work to get them 🙂
Great to hear you're considering Bath as one of your options! I did not study computer science here but psychology, but nevertheless I personally absolutely loved my time at Bath. The city is gorgeous, cosy and the second safest in the country with a lot packed into its small size. The uni itself I also find welcoming, very diverse and the teaching here is excellent.
Bath also have one of the best industrial placement schemes in the country, where you take a year to work in industry or research. It really makes you stand out from other graduates in the job market and is also a lot of fun to do as an experience! I'd definitely look into whether this option is available in some of your other choices as it is a fab thing to have if its right for you.
Agree with the advice above that perhaps choosing an insurance uni with 1-2 grades below your predicted A*A*A just in case things don't go your way on results day.
Best of luck and please let us know any questions!!!