Is it hard to get into Woodhouse College?

I’m currently in Year 11 and my top choice is woodhouse college , i applied for chemistry, biology and history with all 8’s in those subjects. Is there a chance i get in (a conditional offer)? I’m wondering what it’s like too, for anyone who is there or has been in the past

I'm wondering the same rn :/
I'm applying for Politics, Econ, History and Maths; I have a 9 in History and an AS level in Maths (A/A).
But I have a 7 in Maths, which worries me...

Crazy that you respond, hey Andreas

I’m currently in Year 11 and my top choice is woodhouse college , i applied for chemistry, biology and history with all 8’s in those subjects. Is there a chance i get in (a conditional offer)? I’m wondering what it’s like too, for anyone who is there or has been in the past

Yes.
I was predicted 7s in all of my subjects and was waitlisted, but I ended up getting mostly 8s and 9s, with my lowest being two 7s in subjects I wasn't going to pick for A-levels anyways. I was lucky enough to get off the waitlist and get enrolled a few days after the initial induction. Even if you do get waitlisted, don't fret - quite a few people do leave because they decide Woodhouse isn't for them, so I'm sure a space would open up for you, but with those predicted grades you'll most likely get a conditional offer.
I'm 7 months in and I'll be honest, it's quite humbling. There's pretty thorough testing in all subjects and they really value independent study. Everybody is in the same boat though, and as the year progresses, you'll get used to the workload and feeling insecure about your grades (lol) but this is probably the reason why they have such a high student turnout for unis like Oxford and Cambridge. There's a lot of support at the school though, both wellbeing-wise and academically.
Despite that though, I really do recommend the school. It's a great environment, and it's pretty difficult to not make friends - good luck in your GCSEs, I'm sure you'll do amazing!!

Yes.
I was predicted 7s in all of my subjects and was waitlisted, but I ended up getting mostly 8s and 9s, with my lowest being two 7s in subjects I wasn't going to pick for A-levels anyways. I was lucky enough to get off the waitlist and get enrolled a few days after the initial induction. Even if you do get waitlisted, don't fret - quite a few people do leave because they decide Woodhouse isn't for them, so I'm sure a space would open up for you, but with those predicted grades you'll most likely get a conditional offer.
I'm 7 months in and I'll be honest, it's quite humbling. There's pretty thorough testing in all subjects and they really value independent study. Everybody is in the same boat though, and as the year progresses, you'll get used to the workload and feeling insecure about your grades (lol) but this is probably the reason why they have such a high student turnout for unis like Oxford and Cambridge. There's a lot of support at the school though, both wellbeing-wise and academically.
Despite that though, I really do recommend the school. It's a great environment, and it's pretty difficult to not make friends - good luck in your GCSEs, I'm sure you'll do amazing!!

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Chloe 😭

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Hi.
I'm applying for History, Politics, Mathematics and Economics.
I have a 9 in History, and an early AS in Politics. Yet, because I have a 7 in Maths, am I likely to be rejected?
Ik for the real thing I'll get an 8 or above (my prediction is an 8), but currently, well... my mock grade is a 7.

Thank you so much for the help!
I’ve spoken to a few students who go there and they absolutely the environment so i’m excited if i get a conditional offer. My average score is 7.5 which is basically the requirement to take four A-Levels so i think that’s good too. I’m just worried because i know how competitive STEM subjects are. Glad to see you’re enjoying it though!

Ah - you're going woodhouse?

Yes.
I was predicted 7s in all of my subjects and was waitlisted, but I ended up getting mostly 8s and 9s, with my lowest being two 7s in subjects I wasn't going to pick for A-levels anyways. I was lucky enough to get off the waitlist and get enrolled a few days after the initial induction. Even if you do get waitlisted, don't fret - quite a few people do leave because they decide Woodhouse isn't for them, so I'm sure a space would open up for you, but with those predicted grades you'll most likely get a conditional offer.
I'm 7 months in and I'll be honest, it's quite humbling. There's pretty thorough testing in all subjects and they really value independent study. Everybody is in the same boat though, and as the year progresses, you'll get used to the workload and feeling insecure about your grades (lol) but this is probably the reason why they have such a high student turnout for unis like Oxford and Cambridge. There's a lot of support at the school though, both wellbeing-wise and academically.
Despite that though, I really do recommend the school. It's a great environment, and it's pretty difficult to not make friends - good luck in your GCSEs, I'm sure you'll do amazing!!