Not aware TMUA was required, deadline passed, still possible to get into Imperial?

I was not aware that the TMUA was a requirement for Economics, Finance and Data Science at Imperial. The deadline for the January sitting has already passed. Would Imperial still consider my application without the test result or should I exclude Imperial as an option from my UCAS application?

For reference, I am an IB student and have achieved the IB entry requirements for the undergraduate program.

Looking for answers as soon as possible as I will be applying to UCAS in the upcoming days.

Reply 1

Divinebandit

Original post by Anonymous

I was not aware that the TMUA was a requirement for Economics, Finance and Data Science at Imperial. The deadline for the January sitting has already passed. Would Imperial still consider my application without the test result or should I exclude Imperial as an option from my UCAS application?
For reference, I am an IB student and have achieved the IB entry requirements for the undergraduate program.
Looking for answers as soon as possible as I will be applying to UCAS in the upcoming days.

Unfortunately, TMUA is required for that course so applying to Imperial would be a waste of an option as you haven'tfulfilled the requirements. As you most likely know, there are many prestigious schools with similar courses that don't require the exam.

Reply 2

Divinebandit

You may be able to argue if you have extenuating circumstances but that seems tough and I didn't see any mention of it and you can always contact Imperial directly if you really want to go.

Reply 3

ageshallnot

Original post by Anonymous

I was not aware that the TMUA was a requirement for Economics, Finance and Data Science at Imperial. The deadline for the January sitting has already passed. Would Imperial still consider my application without the test result or should I exclude Imperial as an option from my UCAS application?
For reference, I am an IB student and have achieved the IB entry requirements for the undergraduate program.
Looking for answers as soon as possible as I will be applying to UCAS in the upcoming days.

Don't bother, it will be a wasted choice. No idea how you missed the requirement but that's it for this cycle.

Reply 4

Anonymous #1

Original post by Divinebandit

Noted. Thank you for your input.

Reply 5

Anonymous #1

Original post by ageshallnot

Don't bother, it will be a wasted choice. No idea how you missed the requirement but that's it for this cycle.

Understood. I honestly have no idea how I missed it. Thought it was an alternative entry requirement option for international students or something of those sorts. No worries, thank you.