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I wanted to know whether you think I have a shot at Oxford:
GCSEs
2 A*
7 A
2 B
A Levels:
Assuming I get say, ABB or better
In the general Economics, Business management, mathematical areas.
(Also, for this exercise, we can assume I pass the interview too.)
:)
Thanks.
GCSEs
2 A*
7 A
2 B
A Levels:
Assuming I get say, ABB or better
In the general Economics, Business management, mathematical areas.
(Also, for this exercise, we can assume I pass the interview too.)
:)
Thanks.
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Bonus wrote:
> The town is about the size of your knee-cap. But the Uni is as big
> as any other Uni in Scotland at least. They spend lots of money on
> lots of things and the night life in St. Andrews is quite good too.
But the town's toooo small for me.
> The town is about the size of your knee-cap. But the Uni is as big
> as any other Uni in Scotland at least. They spend lots of money on
> lots of things and the night life in St. Andrews is quite good too.
But the town's toooo small for me.
Chad Niga wrote:
> You wont get into oxford.
> My friend is one of those boy genius types, who has never had
> anything below an A.
> Was predicted 3 A's for Alevel, and they still wouldnt let him in.
...
Someone has to get in, you know.
> You wont get into oxford.
> My friend is one of those boy genius types, who has never had
> anything below an A.
> Was predicted 3 A's for Alevel, and they still wouldnt let him in.
...
Someone has to get in, you know.
If you're a stuck-up pretencious assjack then yeah, go for Oxford and join the rowing squad or some gay-ass thing.
If you want to have fun at uni, bang lots of chicks and also get a decent degree go somewhere else.
If you want to have fun at uni, bang lots of chicks and also get a decent degree go somewhere else.
Yeah, i know 2 people who did get in. Both ate taking 4 Alevels and got 4 A's.
down wrote:
> Edinburgh do law, don't they?
>
> Just they have fairly low requirements, so probably aren't as good as
> Glasgow or Strathclyde.
>
> It's like BBBB compared to AAAAB
It was definately lower, but they still Rejected me, whereas Strathclyde and Glasgow both had higher requirements, but both offered unconditionals.
I didn't apply anywhere else.
> Edinburgh do law, don't they?
>
> Just they have fairly low requirements, so probably aren't as good as
> Glasgow or Strathclyde.
>
> It's like BBBB compared to AAAAB
It was definately lower, but they still Rejected me, whereas Strathclyde and Glasgow both had higher requirements, but both offered unconditionals.
I didn't apply anywhere else.
Did they reject you after you got your unconditionals?
Apparently universities can see where you've had offers from, and don't like wasting their own offers if you've been accepted to a better uni.
Maybe that's why?
Apparently universities can see where you've had offers from, and don't like wasting their own offers if you've been accepted to a better uni.
Maybe that's why?
They used to be able to see where else you've applied, not anymore. Mainly because people who'd applied to Oxbridge weren't getting any offers from anywhere else, because they knew they'd be second best and would rather give the places to people who actually wanted to come.
Yeah, they can't see where they applied, but where they got offers from.
I think
I think
down wrote:
> Did they reject you after you got your unconditionals?
>
> Apparently universities can see where you've had offers from, and
> don't like wasting their own offers if you've been accepted to a
> better uni.
>
> Maybe that's why?
Yes.
But Edinburgh's "supposed" to be a better Uni.
> Did they reject you after you got your unconditionals?
>
> Apparently universities can see where you've had offers from, and
> don't like wasting their own offers if you've been accepted to a
> better uni.
>
> Maybe that's why?
Yes.
But Edinburgh's "supposed" to be a better Uni.
Overall, but not at law, no?
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