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For my sixth form i’ve received an unconditional offer which basically means i’m guaranteed a spot in the subjects I want as long as i get the necessary grades
But for chemistry and psychology a-level i an required to get a 6 in maths which im scared i havent achieved but i think i got a 5 instead
Do you think its still possible my school will let me do these subjects if I only get a 5 in maths instead of the 6 but did well in the rest of my subjects?

For my sixth form i’ve received an unconditional offer which basically means i’m guaranteed a spot in the subjects I want as long as i get the necessary grades
But for chemistry and psychology a-level i an required to get a 6 in maths which im scared i havent achieved but i think i got a 5 instead
Do you think its still possible my school will let me do these subjects if I only get a 5 in maths instead of the 6 but did well in the rest of my subjects?

For my sixth form i’ve received an unconditional offer which basically means i’m guaranteed a spot in the subjects I want as long as i get the necessary grades
But for chemistry and psychology a-level i an required to get a 6 in maths which im scared i havent achieved but i think i got a 5 instead
Do you think its still possible my school will let me do these subjects if I only get a 5 in maths instead of the 6 but did well in the rest of my subjects?

An unconditional offer is unconditional. It wouldn't be dependant on your grades, or on anything else
It sounds like you have a conditional offer.

By unconditional offer my school meant that a group of us are going in earlier than the rest of the students to get first pick on the subjects we chose if we met the grade requirements for them

I think your school doesn't quite understand the definition of the word "unconditional".