KCL international management

Just got rejected from kings 💔💔 so mad bcs they said it was over my MFL GSCE grade which was ONE BELOW the needed grade. The UCAS applicant person at my college called them up in October before I sent my applications off and enquired and they told me to still apply so kinda annoyed. Oh well, waiting on UCL now.

aw im sorry to hear. I hope all your other choices went well and hopefully you secure UCL. I'm still waiting to hear back for Business Management and im one grade below the needed GCSE grade.

Just got rejected from kings 💔💔 so mad bcs they said it was over my MFL GSCE grade which was ONE BELOW the needed grade. The UCAS applicant person at my college called them up in October before I sent my applications off and enquired and they told me to still apply so kinda annoyed. Oh well, waiting on UCL now.

What was the minimum MFL grade for international Management ? Good luck for UCL👍

What was the minimum MFL grade for international Management ? Good luck for UCL👍

I’m honestly kinda over it now just rlly want to secure UCL, scared tho bcs everyone says the admissions rates are VERY low and competitive.

I’m honestly kinda over it now just rlly want to secure UCL, scared tho bcs everyone says the admissions rates are VERY low and competitive.

best of luck. not so sure why such a new course there is over subscribed

Just got rejected from kings 💔💔 so mad bcs they said it was over my MFL GSCE grade which was ONE BELOW the needed grade. The UCAS applicant person at my college called them up in October before I sent my applications off and enquired and they told me to still apply so kinda annoyed. Oh well, waiting on UCL now.

Wait what MFL grade did u get I’m predicted a 7+/8- rn but im aiming for 9 what grade were they looking for?

I got a 5, they wanted a 6

Sorry to hear this and hope you get other offers. Having said that, minimum GCSE grades are clearly specified for a reason. If you apply even when you don't meet the minimums, your chances of getting an offer especially in a highly competitive course such as this are virtually nonexistent.

not really, i have a 5 in maths which is below kings required and low for cambridge and i have an offer for both. As long as every other aspect of your application is amazing you should ALWAYS apply. They dont care that much about the requirement its just a way for them to filter people out. If you are built for that course and perfect for it they will take you

Were you a contextual candidate ?
I know lots of people have been rejected quickly with the reason clearly stating that they don't meet the required GCSE minimums.
You are suggesting that people who do not meet the minimum requirements use up their UCAS choices and apply speculatively. That's not a problem if you don't mind speculating using one of your available 5 UCAS choices. If you are not contextual or have clearly identified mitigating circumstances, your odds of getting an offer in courses which have a low offer rate anyway are very low ( Like KCL BM or UCL IM)

not contextual, home student, no mitigating circumstances. If your applying to Kings / UCL / Cambridge etc and your below the requirement you should really know if you have a chance or not. i knew full well i was worth getting onto that course and it reflected with me getting an offer. i went from not a single 7 in any of my GCSES to A*A*A*A pred with an A achieved already. just put the work in studying isnt hard its just time consuming.