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Original post by Ariale
Well Warwick considers GCSEs highly as it is a good top 1 russel uni! I do know a person that got to Warwick with just three A stars and a very good personal statement.
As a whole what is ur GCSEs?
As a whole what is ur GCSEs?
Should I concider retaking GCSEs?
Original post by Sally13
Should I concider retaking GCSEs?
I would highly recommend you boost your maths and English to a 7 at least and if possible lit. Warwick is really high demand for academic qualifications because they don’t do lnat. And clearly it says on the website past progress is accounted.
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Original post by Sally13
Help is it realistic for me to have my mind set of Warwick uni for law with average GCSEs like 5s and 6s and have A* for all 3 a levels? Do you guys know anyone who got into Warwick law with average GCSEs?
Sadly unlikely to get offer, they value GCSE results very very highly
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Original post by Sally13
Should I concider retaking GCSEs?
Yes
Original post by Sally13
English language 6, lit 5, maths 5, all sciences 5, German 5, history 5, design and technology 6, Arabic 8
Is there a reason for the low gcse's!Have circumstances changed for you now?
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Original post by Sally13
Help is it realistic for me to have my mind set of Warwick uni for law with average GCSEs like 5s and 6s and have A* for all 3 a levels? Do you guys know anyone who got into Warwick law with average GCSEs?
Don’t worry!!!!! I have a Warwick law offer for this year and these are my stats:
A Level - 3A*
GCSEs - 9 in english lang, 8 in English lit and History, 7 in chemistry, physics, and sociology, 6 in maths and biology, 5 in art, and a 3 in French. (9887776653)
Given that you’ve been predicted 3A* I don’t think you should worry + also remember that the personal statement and references play a part too.
Original post by Sally13
Help is it realistic for me to have my mind set of Warwick uni for law with average GCSEs like 5s and 6s and have A* for all 3 a levels? Do you guys know anyone who got into Warwick law with average GCSEs?
It’s absolutely a ‘realistic’ goal-
But despite the fact that unis really shouldn’t care about GCSEs, given they were taken 2 or 3 years before you’ll actually attend there, sadly some do.
For most, this is to help discriminate between candidates that are closely performing- having 3 A* should most likely provide an offer and help you stand out and compensate for these GCSEs.
Original post by maniac2007
Sadly unlikely to get offer, they value GCSE results very very highly
I have 98777665 as best 8, with 7 English Lang and 6 maths and 9 Lit and 8 History.. what’s my chances?
Original post by Sally13
Help is it realistic for me to have my mind set of Warwick uni for law with average GCSEs like 5s and 6s and have A* for all 3 a levels? Do you guys know anyone who got into Warwick law with average GCSEs?
As someone with 998888765 and A* achieved predicted another A*AA and STILL not heard back from Warwick this late in the 2025 cycle despite being an early applicant, I really do think they really value GCSEs more than other RGs (I have had oxf interview and offers from Bristol, Durham and Notts). However, I know other Russel group top unis such as Nottingham who also don't look at the LNAT may be less picky..? If you like Warwick to be down south/ ,midlands getting a top LNAT score and essay could aid you get into a University with an even better ranking than Warwick has.
Original post by law.app
As someone with 998888765 and A* achieved predicted another A*AA and STILL not heard back from Warwick this late in the 2025 cycle despite being an early applicant, I really do think they really value GCSEs more than other RGs (I have had oxf interview and offers from Bristol, Durham and Notts). However, I know other Russel group top unis such as Nottingham who also don't look at the LNAT may be less picky..? If you like Warwick to be down south/ ,midlands getting a top LNAT score and essay could aid you get into a University with an even better ranking than Warwick has.
My son applied in late Jan and got an offer 2 weeks later. 999998888 at gcse and a*,a*,a,a predicted.
Original post by law.app
As someone with 998888765 and A* achieved predicted another A*AA and STILL not heard back from Warwick this late in the 2025 cycle despite being an early applicant, I really do think they really value GCSEs more than other RGs (I have had oxf interview and offers from Bristol, Durham and Notts). However, I know other Russel group top unis such as Nottingham who also don't look at the LNAT may be less picky..? If you like Warwick to be down south/ ,midlands getting a top LNAT score and essay could aid you get into a University with an even better ranking than Warwick has.
Great thanks - have heard this about Warwick. Will deffo go for LNAT, regardless.
Original post by Emorrow
My son applied in late Jan and got an offer 2 weeks later. 999998888 at gcse and a*,a*,a,a predicted.
Yes that is better GCSE average than me. They must weight it heavily!
Original post by Emorrow
I think the personal statement is important also. He is looking to go to Bristol instead.
Great thx
Original post by google2022
Don’t worry!!!!! I have a Warwick law offer for this year and these are my stats:
A Level - 3A*
GCSEs - 9 in english lang, 8 in English lit and History, 7 in chemistry, physics, and sociology, 6 in maths and biology, 5 in art, and a 3 in French. (9887776653)
Given that you’ve been predicted 3A* I don’t think you should worry + also remember that the personal statement and references play a part too.
A Level - 3A*
GCSEs - 9 in english lang, 8 in English lit and History, 7 in chemistry, physics, and sociology, 6 in maths and biology, 5 in art, and a 3 in French. (9887776653)
Given that you’ve been predicted 3A* I don’t think you should worry + also remember that the personal statement and references play a part too.
Congrats
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