indian

hey guys, so my predicteds do meet the requirements but i just wanted to wait for the tmua to get an idea of where to apply. i heard that international students should specifically apply early, is that true?

stats- 10th, 94. 12th, 90+predicted

course- cs

where im planning to apply- imperial (all depends on my tmua), warwick (confused between cs/discrete math), ucl (again, depends on tara), manchester and birmingham/edinburgh (as safeties)

i also feel like im aiming too high..

been seeing so many people getting offers already from manchester, birmingham, bath, bristol etc…

im planning to apply here as well ( as safeties hopefully) for cs

should i apply now? does that increase my chances?

Very niche question, but are there any Quebecers here? I have completed my Diplôme D’études Collégiales and am applying to study in London. It would be nice to have a little support group, especially as our grading system is so different than the other Canadian provinces and, of course, the UK. Need a little help getting to know what to expect!

Thanks

stats,

indian cbse

10th- 94

12th- 90+

and a pretty good ps. i wanna go for cs but i was think of applying data sc/eco/discrete math to improve my chances

considering manchester but i genuinely dont know where i stand

Hi everyone!

Has anyone received an offer for Medicine or Law (LLB) from Queen Mary University of London for 2027 entry yet?

Just wondering if anyone has heard back. Thanks

I've applied to Cambridge, however this decision has been more of a last minute thing rather than a long term goal. In year 12 I kind of put off the idea over and over cus I thought it would be unrealistic for me. But I managed to convince myself earlier this year that I was gonna apply.

My GCSES were: 777888899
My predicted A-levels are A*A*A*

As well as an A in EPQ (41/50) was lowkey sad about this because I know I could've done better.

I think my LNAT went pretty good but Im unsure.

I'm worried I do not have significant super curriculars in my personal statement. My teachers have reassured me that I have developed all of my ideas critically enough, but I'm just worried I don't have enough to be as competitive as others.

Could anyone let me know whether I actually have a good chance at an offer here?

UCAS submitted on 24 Sept, still waiting for my first offer 😭

Literally got an offer a day after Manchester notified me they received my UCAS application, which was on the 17th. Did NOT know they were so quick

I am struggling to decide whether I should even bother applying to the university of Warwick. I want to apply for law undergraduate but I am unsure if my GCSE grades will cause my application to most likely be rejected. I am predicted A*AA in my A-levels but got 88766655 in my GCSE‘s. The Eng Lang requirements are a 6, I received an 8 and maths is a 4, I got a 5. So I guess my issue is my overall GCSE profile. Is it good enough? will my application even be taken seriously? Is it worth applying or should I look elsewhere? really stressed about this as Warwick is my dream uni, please lmk!

I am a non contextual home applicant with 6 As at higher, predicted 3 As at adv higher and 1940 band 3 UCAT. How likely am I to get an interview at edinburgh? Also if anyone has received an interview with a low ucat and band 3 (non contextual) pls lmk what you got.

My family really wanted me to apply to leicester for med but I only got 81/96 points compared to the 88 I apparently need for an international. I have a british passport and put a uk address as my permenant one on UCAS but I have been living abroad for more than 3 years. I knew I would be considered intl but my dad was convinced they would HAVE to consider me home cuz of my passport and that I would be considered home from the interview process but intl for fees.

I literally couldnt argue with him so I applied but it just sucks that I wasted an application, even today my dad told me I'll be home but ugh this is just so annoying. I just rlly need to rant to someone

The absolute massive majority of my personal statement was entirely written by me, through multiple proof readings by actual people and generally writing it suited towards my personal experiences.

However earlier I did use AI (not massive tons or even a sizeable chunk, few sentences) which I did end up splicing (as it looked unnecesssary) or heavily rewriting more. To clarify, when AI generated those ideas and put it in a sentence, I did not copy and paste the sentence or even just paraphrased it and called it a day. Instead I adapted it to my personal experience and rewrote/expanded on it.

Which I doubled down massively on.

Idk if I'm just stressing far too much but looking through the personal statement there is only one AI-like sentence/sentence I did use that feels close to resembling an AI idea.

I did NOT literally generate a PS and be like "yup lets re-edit it and boom", I went through multiple drafts and re-edit lots of things.

Had it proof read and I got told it was good.

Is it over?

I'm not sure if I'm supposed to add a test result for english proficiency level? I took GCSE and doing A-levels in England so idk if I'm supposed to add something on there.

had severe anxiety in yr12

achieved BCC in a levels first time in maths chem and econ( econ had the B)

I am now predicted A*A*A in chem, econ and maths

have some impressive extracurriculars- these r prizes in science essay competitions, chemistry olympiad and the analysts challenge for chem. I have other extra curriculars in chem too e.g. volunteering

Likely gonna be applying for physics to st Andrew’s, Edinburgh, Bristol, Warwick, Lancaster (but I haven’t actually applied yet). I achieved A*AA with the best grade being in physics (not predicteds). How many offers am I likely to get?

I applied in the 25th September for Politics & International Affairs course, I’ve seen lots of people getting offers too early, however i haven’t seen anything yet. Is it normal??

just wondering to see if they've started sending out offers for this course for early entry applicants, as I've seen lots of people get offers for other courses so far.

if you did, when did you apply?

My other choices are KCL, Imperial, Edinburgh and Oxford - so i don't expect to hear from my other unis except KCL for a while but this is W's!!!!

I want to apply to these three universities for law but im worried my gcses will hold me back. I got 99986666 and two distinction stars. 9s in lit+lang. i am a contextual student.

What do i do turnitin keeps on flagging my ps as partially written my AI. I obviously took Ai help but I didn’t just copy paste.
Im planning to apply to kcl, lse, bristol, manchester and qmul

It's always been bizarre to me that the tuition for an international student is 10x the one of a domestic. Why is it that way? Aren't they losing talent to the US in which top unis have significant financial aid?

For personal statement, Do they use turnitin or what? And do they check for just similalrity (plagiarism) or AI check also?

international (indian)
got 94 in 10th, 90+ predicted for 12th
good ecs
preferred course- cs/discrete math/data science/econ
gave tmua but bit skeptical about it

i was thinking manchester, birmingham, edinburgh, warwick ( i REALLY wanna get into warwick btw like fr)

should i switch my course to improve my chances? welp im so scared