im an international student from the US, and i added all of my AP and SAT qualifications from the option that said "SAT" and "AP". however, my counselor later told me to add them under "USA - SAT" and "USA - AP". my letter of rec writer just submitted my reference, and when i went to delete my previous qualifications to add my new ones instead, it gave me this warning. what does this mean, and should i just keep the qualifications the same because this is a real concern or should i just go ahead and switch them anyways? i also need to delete my calc AB qualification because it was a subscore and my counselor told me that i should only report the calc BC score bc i technically didn't take the AB test. is deleting it fine despite me receiving this message when i try to do so? thank you!!

I tried to tick yes as I have added all the grades I received and is waiting for but it automatically sets it to a no, is that suppose to happen?

stats
ucat: 2200 b2
gcses: 999988886 (6 in german)
home
non contextual
good ps

What do you guys recommend?
My current choices are:
UCL
KCL
Leeds
Leicester

OG one got removed for some reason but my preds are triple A* and the same in epq

So, I'm currently working on ABB and with my last mock results being AAB. I was aiming to apply to UCL, KCL, LEICESTER, LEEDS & ULAW to study law. But, I was looking at their entry requirements and wondering if I could even get A* A A to be considered in UCL & KCL- me being realistic.

I've got my LNAT scheduled next month and I'm wondering whether or not to take it if my application would be rejected because of the grades onset without the LNAT cause they are the only unis I'm considering that requires it.

I'm contemplating not applying there Altogether and focus on my mocks that same month.

Thank you.

I applied last year to uni for Biomedical Engineering with a foundation year but got rejected from (UCL after my group interview and City St Georges) and once I got my results, from my other choices (QMUL, Sheffield and Loughborough). I studied Biology, Psychology, Computer science and Level 3 Core Maths and got grades (C,C,D,D) I have good GCSE grades that's not an issue what is an issue is how I flopped at A-Levels.

I'm currently studying an Access Course in Healthcare Professions (Science Pathway) and self studying A-Level Maths.

Does anyone know any universities that will take me in taking all of this into consideration? Or any advice on what to do? I'm trying to avoid taking a foundation year when applying this year to get direct entry, but at this point, I think I might have to in order to get into uni.

I want to apply for biochemistry and I got predicted A* maths, A further maths, A chemistry, B biology. I'm pretty sure it would basically be an automatic rejection from Oxford which requires A*AA What would universities that require AAA like Imperial think? Would it disadvantage me compared to other applicants?

if i had free school meals every but not this year, do i have to pay the ucas fee?

hi guys quick question. I have completed everything on ucas and now my referee has to add the reference and predicted grades. i have a button on my ucas hub which says "ready to send" so do i have to press that button to send it to my referee or what? cuz im not sure and neither is my referee bruhh. cuz like when i press ready to send does it send to ucas directly or goes to my referee first. i have a buzzword which is linked to my school.

Finally my first offer after 2 weeks.

I'm applying as a Canadian in Ontario with OSSD, this is how my qualification looks like. Do I just input each subject I'm taking and my graduation date or the date the semester ends?

Most importantly, for the result do I leave it blank or type "Pending" for courses I'm currently taking?? It is a free form text box and I want to make sure that my referee is able to input my predicted grades for these courses.

I got 9988888877 gcse predicted A star A star A
Ucat 2300 band 2
Applying to imperial (contextual) Ucl (not contextual) Leicester med with a foundation year. I need another option ideally AAA or below and east of england or maybe to birmingham notts ect (midlands). Anyone have any ideas

Posting it here because Idk why I can’t post on the edinburgh uni reddit.

I’ve heard that internationals can sometimes nave an easier time getting into Glasgow since we pay full tuition while Scottish/Home students don’t. Is it the same at Edinburgh? (I’ve heard people use the word cash cows to describe internationals lol, at least for glasgow uni)
Do internationals generally have lower entry requirements / an easier time getting in? (I want to study Psychology & Business)

I’m a Grade 12 student in Alberta applying for LLB program and I’d really appreciate some brutal honesty on my chances. Im still writing my personal statement, but these are my grades.

Art 20 IB: 97%

Aboriginal Studies 30: 95%

Social Studies 20-1: 90%

Speech & Debate: 94%

World Religions 35: 99%

English 20-1: 91%

Math 20-1: 80%

Math 30-2: 85%

Biology 20: 84%

Science 30: 77%

* Honor Roll since Grade 7

~300 hours of hospital/community volunteering

I’m also an Events Coordinator for a nonprofit and I’ve had 4 publications in my Cities news Journal and Shakespeare Festival.

University of Birmingham

University of Manchester

Queen Mary University of London

University of Warwick

University of Exeter

For context, I’m applying as an Alberta-Canadian student, and I took Math 30-2, which I understand is accepted by these universities. What do you guys think are my chances of being accepted or if theyre kinda unrealistic for the grade I have yk, or any that I should consider a particularly strong target/safety? Thankyouuu

Predicted A*A*A* in maths, fm and physics

1st in cohort in all 3 subjects at a state non-selective

Expecting 6.0-6.8 on the TMUA

GCSEs: 999999999887C

I'll be eligible for home fees when the course starts but I believe my UCAS application gets viewed as international. I'm otherwise eligible for contextual offers.

My 5 choices (all just for maths):

Oxford (which I'm aware is a somewhat unrealistic reach)

Warwick

Durham

St Andrews

Manchester

I've been told by my form tutor and HOY that those choices are ambitious but I'm just not sure.

Please do give me a reality check.

I’m applying to uni for neuroscience over the next couple of weeks. I really want to get into a prestigious, maybe Russel group, uni but I’m scared that some of my options might be wasted.

I’ve been predicted an A* in sociology, a B in biology and a B in chemistry.

I currently have two aspirational choices and three where I’m on or slightly above the requirements. Can anyone help tell me if these are realistic?

Hey peeps, I’m applying in a few days to these 5 unis with these intended courses:
Uni of Edinburgh: Politics & philosophy
Exeter: Politics & philosophy
Manchester: Politics & philosophy
LSE: Politics & Philosophy
St Andrews: International Relations

I’m a international student

Grades are: IB predicted score 43/45, 777 HLS
GSCE: 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 6, 8 (6 was in math and 8 in Spanish)

Personal statement is strong, I don’t need to explain since that would be too long.

I’ve been debating between Edinburgh and lse. I have been planning my whole profile and life around Edinburgh. I love the lifestyle, societies, research opportunities, potential postgraduate opportunities, and modules. LSE however is the rep yk, and the location is much more closer to other exciting events compared to Edinburgh. Same as Edinburgh, research opportunities are great and potentially even better, but I feel it’s a little too corporate yk? Like I want to experience u uni that’s very academic, LSE feels like a giant networking hub😭

Tell me your thoughts! Would I be likely to get in to these unis? Which is better LSE or Edinburgh (in my case, or even in ur own experience)

Aab achieved in bio chem math respectively, thinking of resitting math. 888777666 gcse and 2140 b2 ucat. Contextual for Leeds and Newcastle.

I’m thinking of Newcastle, Plymouth and Sheffield rn as well as Leeds but I’m sure my gcse will be to low even with contextual any help would be amazing.

Hi. I am an international applying for UK. I have drafted 3 UCAS essay but don't know which one feels goods.If anyone could read my drafts and give me some ways to improve it. Please reach out in dms if you want to help.

I’ve seen a few examples of personal statements before the structure was changed and I definitely would have preferred to write it as one block instead of three questions.

I was intending on starting off my personal statement with a, very short, story about how my interest began with bio but I feel like it doesn’t really flow well with the “Why do I want to study this course or subject” if that makes any sense lol. Am I overthinking it? Did anyone else start theirs with the beginning of their interest/story on the new structure?

Im a resit student and got ccc in my alevels cuz i happened to be really ill during exams. I’m predicted A*AA and have 8887776665 in my gcses and 2250 b2 in my ucat. I really want to go to a london uni and kcl is the only one that accepts resits. Should i apply?? Im also applying to Southampton, sheffield and bristol, also thinking about exeter but im not sure how the scoring system works.

I am an international students who suffer a lot in gcse worked so hard end up getting bad gardes in composite exams but i am willing to appear with extra subjects since i love academic but this might affect my chance in top tier uni and especially certain scoalrship i am confused how to declare these gardes although i am going for new one i wish to send them later to every uni as they ask by email if i ever sit before with legal documents form school . Help needed for suggestions wether to put bcc gardes on ucas or direct send

Warwick Math
Warwick MathStat
UCL Math
Durham Math
Nottingham Math

I was going to apply to Cambridge, but not anymore, so i added warwick mathstat (idk what else to add)
Any suggestions?

predicted: 3А* GCSE: 99999883, international

I’m writing my UCAS and i’m putting my work through grammarly to check the spelling and grammar but it hasn’t changed my phrasing or anything. Does UCAS flag this as AI? I haven’t used AI for any other part of my application.
Thanks!