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A Level Information Evening Jeanette Blease UCAS Adviser Giuseppe Bonfante Head of Sixth Form Bob Simpson Deputy Head Academic Claire Croxton Oxbridge Co-ordinator GCSEs will shape your next few steps! GCSE results will shape your
Jeanette Blease – UCAS Adviser Giuseppe Bonfante – Head of Sixth Form Bob Simpson – Deputy Head Academic Claire Croxton Oxbridge Co-ordinator
son’s next few steps as a student. Most courses will look for C/ 4 + in both English and Maths, where more specific courses such as English will require 6 + or equivalent in English, or Maths would require B+ in Maths!
at GCSE level for certain courses e.g. Management Degree at the University of Leeds you will need at least B grade, or equivalent (6), in English and Maths or Psychology at University of Bristol requires Maths, English and Science at grade B (6), but A (7) is preferred.
GCSE results, as universities will not have their AS-levels.
increasing access to Russell Group universities and exploring courses they did not know about.
degrees will ask for certain subjects e.g. Physics will usually require A- level (or equivalent) in Physics and at least one other science related subject or Maths, where as Pharmacy would usually require Chemistry.
For a student who is interested in studying English at King’s College London, he would be able to structure his A-level choices and see what he needs to achieve at GCSE through using the Unifrog platform!
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No evidence that students from independent schools are disadvantaged in competitive or any other university application!
Students can compare side-by-side every undergraduate degree nationwide, clearly structure their pathways towards higher education. They can rank on lots of factors, such as entry requirements, distance from home, drop out rate, and weekly study hours.
And much more!
University
Your son can use the UCAS search tool at search.ucas.com. Key features include:
6 September – completed applications can be submitted to UCAS. 15 October (18:00 UK time) – deadline for Oxford or Cambridge, and most courses in medicine, dentistry, or veterinary medicine/science. 15 January (18:00 UK time) – deadline for the majority of undergraduate courses. 24 March (18:00 UK time) – deadline for some art and design courses. 30 June (18:00 UK time) – last date to submit an application before Clearing.
dentistry there is a maximum of four choices
has applied.
The platform makes it easy to record what you're good at, and write CVs and Personal Statements. Teachers can give students feedback, and write references.
Make it easy for your students to find and apply for the best courses for them.