Any unis that are known to give unconditionals for architecture?

Normax

Specifically for architecture.
My grades right now are A*AB. Art physics and maths (in that order).

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DataVenia

Volunteer Team, Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by Normax

Specifically for architecture.
My grades right now are A*AB. Art physics and maths (in that order).

Long gone are the days when (typically weaker) unis gave unconditional offers to candidates based on strong predicted grades.

These days the only way to secure an unconditional offer is to have already taken your A levels (or equivalent) and so have actual rather than predicted grades.

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Normax

Original post by DataVenia

Long gone are the days when (typically weaker) unis gave unconditional offers to candidates based on strong predicted grades.
These days the only way to secure an unconditional offer is to have already taken your A levels (or equivalent) and so have actual rather than predicted grades.

Oh i see. Thats a shame i was hoping to get at least one from a safety school😮*💨

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DataVenia

Volunteer Team, Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by Normax

Oh i see. Thats a shame i was hoping to get at least one from a safety school😮*💨

If you want a "sure thing", for the sake of safety, then just pick a university where your predicted grades significantly exceed their requirements.

(It wouldn't really be a "sure thing", as obviously any uni could decline to make an offer, but it'd be the closest you could get. This is particularly true for a course like Architecture, where they'll likely ask for a portfolio of work to inform their assessment of your suitability.)