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Does UCL accept resit students?

Resits are generally considered for most of our programmes. Any programmes that do not consider resits will outline this on their department webpages. Where resits have been attempted more than once, this may put you at a disadvantage due to the competitive nature of admissions for many of our programmes.
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Will UCL accept me with lower grades?

UCL's entry requirement range is A*A*A–ABB. 2. UCL has a benchmark entry level of ABB at GCE A level and does not make offers of admission with any grades lower than B.
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Does UCL accept AP?

APs are accepted for entry onto a UCL undergraduate degree. Check the United States of America page for further details on AP requirements for undergraduate study.
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Does UCL accept resits for medicine?

We do not accept qualification re-sits, including re-starting Year 12. A-levels from recognised UK examination boards are the only “advanced levels” accepted. Chemistry and Biology must be studied at A-level.
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Does UCL law accept a level resits?

We are unable to accept A level (or equivalent) resits (including re-starting year 12) unless your first attempt was impacted by extenuating circumstances. If you do not meet our GCSE requirements, you may re-sit GCSE subjects.
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Does Kings accept resits?

Applicants who have recently achieved grades which are below the entry criteria, and have subsequently studied/are studying another eligible qualification to seek entry, such as an Access to HE Diploma or a UK Foundation programme, may also be considered as a resit applicant.
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Which UK universities accept retakes?

This is including the Russell Group universities, even both the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge. However, each university will have their own specific requirements and policies on A-Level resits and so how this might affect your chances can depend on the university.
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What is a resit year at UCL?

A Resit is a second attempt at a failed assessment, usually in the Late Summer Assessment period, and without any additional tuition or fees. Resit module marks are capped at the Pass Mark. A Repeat is a second attempt at a failed assessment with additional tuition in the following academic year.
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Is UCL hard to get into?

On the whole, courses are incredibly competitive and high grades go a long way in making your application stand out. Most of UCL's courses require ABB-A*A*A. For some of the most competitive subjects, including Computer Science and European Social and Political Studies, the entry requirements are as high as A*A*A-A*AA.
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Does Imperial accept resits?

You can re-sit an exam twice. Re-sits must be taken at the first available opportunity. The first opportunity to re-sit would be in the August following your initial failure. If you still did not pass, you can then re-sit one last time in the following academic year.
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Will UCL accept AAB?

We require a minimum of AAB at A-Level, including Biology and Chemistry. More information on entry requirements, including equivalent IB scores and other international qualifications, can be found at our UCL prospectus pages for either our BSc or our MSci.
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Is UCL as good as Harvard?

The UK is home to five of the world's top twenty universities, with four of those (Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial and UCL) ranked in the top ten. UCL has held a top 10 position since 2013, among global peers including MIT, Stanford and Harvard.
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Does UCL care about grades?

For entry to our undergraduate degree programmes, UCL does not use UCAS tariff points to assess applications. Instead, we use specific qualification and grade requirements to assess your eligibility. We welcome applications from students offering A Levels and other equivalent qualifications.
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Do UCL look at GCSE grades?

All courses at UCL require GCSE or equivalent qualification passes in English Language and Maths at grade 5 or higher, and some courses may ask for higher grades in these subjects. You'll need to check the website for exact requirements for the course you're interested in.
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Can I get into UCL with bad Gcses?

All of UCL's courses require a grade 5 (C ) or higher in English Language and Maths (or equivalent).
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Is UCL harder than Oxford?

UCL is a hard University to get into. One of the hardest in the UK. Getting an offer is not certain, and making the grades once you have received an offer is difficult. Getting into either Oxford or Cambridge, however, is even harder.
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What subject is UCL best for?

The 10 subject areas where UCL ranks in the global top 10 are Education (1), Architecture & Built Environment (1), Archaeology (3), Anthropology (4), Pharmacy & Pharmacology (4), Psychology (5), Geography (6), Medicine (6), Anatomy & Physiology (6), and Biological Sciences (8).
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What is the easiest Russell Group to get into?

Which Russell Group university is the simplest way to get into? Although none of the Russell Group Universities are easy to obtain admission into, Nottingham and Leeds have a higher offer rate than other universities in the Group.
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Does LSE accept retakes?

Retakes. Given the competition for places and the nature of assessment at LSE, we prefer students who have achieved high grades in their first attempt (and in one sitting) at relevant examinations. If extenuating circumstances have impacted your exam performance, you should include details of these in your application.
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How many resits are allowed at university UK?

An undergraduate student is normally permitted three attempts to achieve the award of credit in a module (a first attempt and two re-assessment attempts). A postgraduate student is normally permitted two attempts to achieve the award of credit in a module (a first attempt and a re-assessment attempt).
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Can you fail a module at UCL?

At UCL there is an important difference between failing a module - even if a module has been irredeemably failed after both the first and the second attempts - and being 'incomplete' in the assessment for a module: it is possible to fail a module permanently, while nevertheless 'completing' it.
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Does UCL accept year 12 retakes?

at UCL do not accept A-Level retakes. It would be best to provide a table. your request and this information is provided below.
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Do Oxford accept resits?

The University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge will accept A Level retakes, however, the individual college you apply to may have its own admissions criteria. For example, some colleges may be more lenient towards retakes while others may be more strict.
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Do Warwick accept resits?

For example, you might have taken your A-level Maths at the end of year 12, and it didn't go well; in this case, we're happy for you to retake it at the end of year 13. However, we're unlikely to make offers to students who need to take resits beyond year 13, unless there are strong mitigating circumstances.
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