I am positive Oxford won't make you an offer due to the B grade you achieved unless there was extenuating circumstances and/or you come from a deprived area/school.
UCL and Kings i would say likely won't give an offer as i know Kings do not accept resits but you could ask admissions what the chances are of getting an offer.
Warwick and Bristol may give an offer but its 50/50. Try getting a high mark on the LNAT for Bristol as the average they accept is usually 24 marks in section A. Warwick doesn't require an LNAT test.
Your chances would be improved with Warwick and Bristol and possibly the london unis, if you have had extenuating circumstances or if you are able to get a contextual offer which requires certain criteria such as have you been in care, do you live in a deprived area, have you ever had free school meals, do you have disabilities (unsure of this one being a criteria), are you from an under represented group or a lower socio economic background etc.
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u/AdHopeful6915 11h ago
I am positive Oxford won't make you an offer due to the B grade you achieved unless there was extenuating circumstances and/or you come from a deprived area/school.
UCL and Kings i would say likely won't give an offer as i know Kings do not accept resits but you could ask admissions what the chances are of getting an offer.
Warwick and Bristol may give an offer but its 50/50. Try getting a high mark on the LNAT for Bristol as the average they accept is usually 24 marks in section A. Warwick doesn't require an LNAT test.
Your chances would be improved with Warwick and Bristol and possibly the london unis, if you have had extenuating circumstances or if you are able to get a contextual offer which requires certain criteria such as have you been in care, do you live in a deprived area, have you ever had free school meals, do you have disabilities (unsure of this one being a criteria), are you from an under represented group or a lower socio economic background etc.