Applying to university
I want to apply to the University of Birmingham for computer science and mathematics but I don't have quite the grade and idk if I should take the apply with the AAD(distinction) I have or just let it be
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at this time, its better to call them up and ask
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by sammie.baralI want to apply to the University of Birmingham for computer science and mathematics but I don't have quite the grade and idk if I should take the apply with the AAD(distinction) I have or just let it be
Are your grades achieved or predicted?
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by Admit-OneAre your grades achieved or predicted?
Predicted
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by sammie.baralPredicted
Cool, and what’s their AL+BTEC offer for the course? IE how far below are you?
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I just looked at it and wanted to let you know if you are doing BTEC IT and A Level Computer Science, the website says that combination would not be accepted.
Also, I am pretty sure Birmingham has an offer calculator, so you might want to give that a try.
But even though your grades are slightly below their standard offer, you may be eligible for contextual offer and there truly is no shame trying. Better to be rejected knowing you tried than regretting that you never tried. Good luck.
Also, I am pretty sure Birmingham has an offer calculator, so you might want to give that a try.
But even though your grades are slightly below their standard offer, you may be eligible for contextual offer and there truly is no shame trying. Better to be rejected knowing you tried than regretting that you never tried. Good luck.
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by DivinebanditI just looked at it and wanted to let you know if you are doing BTEC IT and A Level Computer Science, the website says that combination would not be accepted.
Also, I am pretty sure Birmingham has an offer calculator, so you might want to give that a try.
But even though your grades are slightly below their standard offer, you may be eligible for contextual offer and there truly is no shame trying. Better to be rejected knowing you tried than regretting that you never tried. Good luck.
Also, I am pretty sure Birmingham has an offer calculator, so you might want to give that a try.
But even though your grades are slightly below their standard offer, you may be eligible for contextual offer and there truly is no shame trying. Better to be rejected knowing you tried than regretting that you never tried. Good luck.
I do Btec IT and Physics so
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by sammie.baralI do Btec IT and Physics so
Good, not an issue for you then. But once again good luck.
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