Hey! Based on QMUL’s typical entry requirements for History and Politics, they usually ask for AAB at A-level. Your predicted grades of AAC (or even AAD) are slightly below that, but universities don’t just look at grades. They consider your personal statement, references, and overall application too.
The fact that you’re doing well in History and Economics is a big plus, as those are highly relevant to the course. If your personal statement is strong and shows your passion for the subject, it could really help your chances. QMUL also has a contextual admissions policy, so if you meet certain criteria (like coming from a specific background or school), they might be more flexible with the grade requirements.
I’d recommend reaching out directly to QMUL’s admissions team. They’ll be able to give you a clearer idea of where you stand and whether your grades might be acceptable. At the end of the day, it’s always worth applying if it’s a course you’re excited about, sometimes universities are more flexible than you’d think. Good luck! 😊