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Would I be eligible for a contextual offer?Right now my mother/brother (unsure which one) is on benefits and this is the only source of income coming into my household.
I have always been eligible for FSM and Bursary but my mum didn't want to go on it out of fear of getting bullied.
I live in a really cheap flat however it's near the Thames, so for the quintile scale (all of them) I am not eligible.
Additionally I missed 3 GCSE papers (one history and 2 maths) due to permanent physical injury during GCSes.
I am a hopeful law applicant for a London university.
I have always been eligible for FSM and Bursary but my mum didn't want to go on it out of fear of getting bullied.
I live in a really cheap flat however it's near the Thames, so for the quintile scale (all of them) I am not eligible.
Additionally I missed 3 GCSE papers (one history and 2 maths) due to permanent physical injury during GCSes.
I am a hopeful law applicant for a London university.
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by ihbiubh9uh98Would I be eligible for a contextual offer?Right now my mother/brother (unsure which one) is on benefits and this is the only source of income coming into my household.
I have always been eligible for FSM and Bursary but my mum didn't want to go on it out of fear of getting bullied.
I live in a really cheap flat however it's near the Thames, so for the quintile scale (all of them) I am not eligible.
Additionally I missed 3 GCSE papers (one history and 2 maths) due to permanent physical injury during GCSes.
I am a hopeful law applicant for a London university.
I have always been eligible for FSM and Bursary but my mum didn't want to go on it out of fear of getting bullied.
I live in a really cheap flat however it's near the Thames, so for the quintile scale (all of them) I am not eligible.
Additionally I missed 3 GCSE papers (one history and 2 maths) due to permanent physical injury during GCSes.
I am a hopeful law applicant for a London university.
Each university has their own specific requirements for contextual offers so go on their websites and see if you fit their criteria. If you are unsure if you are eligible for a contextual offer you can always contact the university's admissions team.
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