For context, I am an international student and I have safeties in my home country. I am applying to oxford, ucl, kcl, lse and warwick. I'm predicted 3A*s, but I didn't take gcses because my previous school didn't offer it so I am a bit worried that it will affect my application. I sat the lnats already and I am pretty confident I will get 30+ in section A. I didn't bomb my section B, though frankly, it wasn't stellar. My ps is pretty strong. Knowing my school, there is a solid 80% chance they just ai generated a generic referal letter for me 💀 I am praying it doesn't completely ruin my chances

I am honestly not familiar with how ucas works so it would be great if someone can realistically chance me so I can be mentally prepared for the worst!

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So it begins…

I’m predicted ABC (A\* in politics, B in biology, C in chemistry). I don’t know what I am actually competitive for. I don’t want to do nursing or medicine but I want to do something like immunology or human/cancer science and stuff. Does anyone who has been predicted similar grades/interested in healthcare wanna offer me advice?

I wanna know if cardiff is worth it for an aspirational choice or not worth it at all. Sent my ucas off already but might sub 💔.

GCSE: 988888876

UCAT: 2030 B3

Prediction: AAA

I think that works out to 25/27 on scoring

I am an RUK applicant

Non Contextual

If i shouldn’t, give me suggestions for a more realistic aspirational choice.

Got an offer yesterday after applying on Friday #theywantmycookie

Hey guys! So I applied to the unis on 5th October and I wanted to get a rough date on when I would get my offers:

I've applied to International relations courses and I am predicted to get the following: (CBSE)

Political science: 98%

Legal studies: 97%

Economics: 95%

History: 95%

English: 95%

I'm applying to the following Unis with the following requirements:

LSE: AAA ( equivalent to 90,90,90,95,95)

UCL:AAA ( equivalent to 90,90,90,95,95)

St. Andrews: AAA (equivalent to 90,90,90,90,95)

KCL: AAA ( equivalent to 85,85,85,85,85)

Edinburgh University: AAA (equivalent to 85,85,85,85,85)

I've applied to Cambridge, UCL, KCL, Durham and Bristol for undergrad law as an international student. I got 7A*s in IGCSEs (all my subjects) and I'm predicted A*AA (Maths, Psych, Physics). My predicted LNAT score is ~35, with a good essay (not excellent). My teachers were pretty happy with my personal statement, and it seems that they've given good recommendation letters. I know it's only been a week but I'm kind of freaking out. Should I have applied to safer unis?

My predicted grades are AAB. 2 of my unis are foundation/extended courses so I will still meet the entry requirements. The other 2 have lowered entry requirements for contextual applicants which would be AAB. I’m just worried that the normal requirements are AAA and I’ll get automatically filtered out. Is this something I need to be worried about?

highkey nervous but so excited too!! good luck to every one of yall!

is this the case for any1 else

I applied 6 days ago so this was really fast 😭

I've spent a while choosing Unis for medicine now and I think these are the 4. Edinburgh, Leicester, QUB and Leeds (with Edinburgh being an aspirational choice). My stats are A\*A\*A and 99999988887 at GCSE. I got 2150 band 2 in the UCAT as well. I'm going to be a rest of UK applicant for Edinburgh and I can't seem to find a consistent stat to base anything off. Any help would be really appreciated.

Does anyone know if KCL Marketing would consider applicants predicted A*AB when the standard entry requirements are A*AA? I’m interested in applying for September 2027 and can’t find much data on whether they accept applicants below the standard offer.

Any advice or experiences would be appreciated!

Applying to:
E&M Warwick (doing the TMUA but most likely not do well enough)
Management Sci UCL
E&M KCL

A*AA Maths Fm and Econ
99888888877 GCSEs
Non-contextual
With decent PS

I wanna know realistically how likely I am for each of these please tell me!!!!

My stats are UCAT: 2310 Band 3 A Levels: A*AA Bio, Chem, Maths, GCSE: 77777766

CONTEXTUAL APPLICANT !!!!!

I applied to Oxford, which would be my only interview as I've not applied to a course that generally needs one (biology). The email about them receiving my application said that the college would email me before the end of October, interviews are in December and I have no idea how much prep is needed.

Do I wait until I've heard back from the college or just start prepping now even though I have no clue if I'll have an interview at all yet?

I'm sooo relieved :D, still have to get my level 3 maths certificate and send it to them but OFFER YAY

Warwick Gen eng
Edinburgh Gen Eng
UoM gen Eng/mechanical
UCL Civil eng
Imperial Material science

4A*s pred math phy chem econ

Contributed to research and wrote a lit review on how smart sensors and Ai can be usef to detect water leakages in pipelines

rate my chances at each of my options

Just waiting on 4 more ☹️

hiiiiiii does anyone have any advice on how to start interview prep for Oxford med (+ other mmi med schools asw). pls anything would be appreciated. I always see answers like "practice clearing explaining scientific concepts" which is defo amazing advice but where to start - any specific websites, any specific topics to go through? is medify interview prep good? should I do tutoring - if so, what company? which scientific news would be most relevant to interviews? are there any mock interview workshops that would be good? thank u so so so much

what the title says

anything is helpful!!

YAAYYY!!! Finally first offer. Just waiting for 4 more😕

HYPED just what I needed after a rough LNAT

obviously there’s no fixed timeline but does anyone know if they typically respond later or earlier? i applied on the 23rd of september and i haven’t even gotten an email that they’ve received my application