Does UCL look at predicted grades?

First, they check you meet the essential academic requirements of UCL and the programme you have applied for. At this point, we assess your past and predicted academic performance. It is important to note that meeting the entrance criteria through achieved or predicted grades does not guarantee an offer will be made.

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.

What kind of student does UCL look for?

The UCL View

At UCL we are looking for brave thinkers – people who are intellectually and culturally adventurous, and are open-minded enough to take on new ideas and form new ways of thinking about the world. UCL is a global community. 48% of our students and 35% of our staff come from outside the UK.

Does UCL accept 2.2 for Masters?

General entry requirements for taught master's degrees

Upper second-class honours (2:1) Lower second-class honours (2:2)

Is 69.5 a first?

your final overall mark is less than or equal to 0.5% below the higher classification (for example, a final overall mark between 69.5% – 69.9% would become a First)

Do Predicted Grades Matter?

Does UCL accept lower predicted grades?

Due to the high number of applications and level of competition, it is very unlikely that we will make an offer to a student with predicted grades below our entry requirements.

What are the hardest courses to get into UCL?

What are the most competitive courses at UCL? The most competitive courses at UCL are Fine Art, Architecture, Computer Science, European Social and Political Sciences, and Politics and International Relations. Thankfully, our network of expert tutors can offer one-to-one support for each of these subjects and more.

How hard is UCL to get into?

How hard is it to get into UCL? UCL could be quiet competitive to get into. For the 2022/2023 intake year, the acceptance rate at UCL was around 29.6%.

Can an average student get into UCL?

The typical minimum entry requirement is a cumulative GPA of 3.3 / 4.0 (or equivalent), but some subject areas require at least a 3.7 and may have additional prerequisites. Admissions Tutors need to be confident that you have enough knowledge to take classes alongside regular degree students at UCL.

Do UCL accept resits?

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.

Does UCL accept C?

UCL will not accept any students with a C grade at A Level, and UCL does not participate in clearing.

Can I get into UCL with 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.

Does UCL care about GCSE grades?

Your GCSEs can increase or decrease the competitiveness of your application. All of UCL's courses require a grade 5 (C ) or higher in English Language and Maths (or equivalent). Some programmes have higher expectations or additional subjects, so it's important that you check the requirements of your specific course.

What subjects 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).

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.

How can I increase my chances of getting into UCL?

Submit your application early

Applying early can increase the likelihood of being accepted, as some programs have rolling admissions and may fill their spots quickly. Being organized and submitting your application well before the deadline demonstrates your commitment and seriousness.

What is the most popular course at UCL?

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).

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.

Is a degree from UCL respected?

Yes, it is prestigious. Does it compete with the best of the best? I would say “Yes”. After the most prestigious universities of Oxbridge and HYPSM, UCL should be in the next tier of prestigious universities with the likes of Columbia, ETH, Berkeley, Tokyo etc.

Why is UCL so prestigious?

UCL has a history of academic excellence and is consistently ranked among the world's top universities, with many of our faculties leading their fields. We're renowned for our world-class research, global influence and impact across a broad range of subjects.

Does UCL give unconditional offers?

Once UCL has received the relevant documentation confirming that you have met the conditions set out for you, your offer will become unconditional. UCL will only permit students in possession of an unconditional offer to enrol on a programme of study.

Is UCL in clearing 2023?

Clearing. Does UCL have any Clearing vacancies? UCL does not have any vacancies for 2023 entry. UCAS will open for applications for 2024 entry in September.

Is UCL a Russell Group?

The Russell Group was originally founded in 1994, and in 2020, four of the top ten universities in the QS World University Rankings - Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial and UCL - are Russell Group members.