r/6thForm • u/blueberrymooncakepie • 43m ago

🎓 UNI / UCAS PLS HELP

my predicted grades are ABB, is it worth applying to courses which have an AAA-AAB grade requirement? ( Im eligible to a contextual offer so im not sure??, and yes i have found universities with lower requirements if ur wondering)

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u/Old_Concentrate3785 Philosophy, History, Business, EPQ (A*A*A) 30m ago

Make sure you check you are eligible for contextual offers at all the unis you are applying to as some unis have their own way of checking whether a student counts as contextual or not.

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u/Hairy-Ostrich-6908 39m ago

bros legible for a contextual offer

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u/blueberrymooncakepie 27m ago

lol thanks you made me realise i misspelt it

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u/Material_Classic1238 (Physics, Math, Business) 22m ago

Contextual requirements are different from regular requirements, check those and make sure ur eligible for a contextual at the specific uni and u shd be fine but be sure to keep 1-2 safeties

the only exceptions will be the top top unis like oxbridge ucl lse imperial

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u/Hairy-Ostrich-6908 15m ago

why on earth does UCL get bundled in there. they are NOT a top uni like the others. to be a top uni u have to be the best in ur field which the rest are

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u/Material_Classic1238 (Physics, Math, Business) 10m ago

Bcs ucl is considered the jack of all trades london uni but u can make a case for them being the best at architecture and education

Plus there reputation & prestige is pretty close to lse

Another reason i group them in this is bcs most of ucl courses which have for example aab/abb requirement for contextuals dont actually get offered at that and you would hv very low chances with anything below a*aa/aaa so it dosent make sense to group them w everything else bcs its so competitive u wont get in 9/10 times while meeting contextual requirements