1.
UCL or Bristol (AAB):
These are long shots but not impossible. UCL, in particular, considers contextual offers for eligible students, which could lower the entry requirements. If you meet their criteria, it’s worth applying.
2.
SOAS (ABB):
A respected option with slightly lower requirements than UCL/Bristol. SOAS often has places available through Clearing, so you could keep it as a backup if needed.
3.
Goldsmiths (BBB):
A safer choice, though if the course isn’t appealing, it might not be worth adding unless you’re open to it.
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