Is Warwick for Oxbridge rejects?

There are 20,000 UK applicants who are rejected by Oxford and Cambridge. The large majority of them have AAA or better at A level, and 5,500 of them have A*A*A or better. Unsurprisingly, given their qualifications, they get places at Imperial, Edinburgh, Kings, Warwick, Durham, Bristol, LSE, St Andrews, and so on.

Where do most Oxbridge rejects go?

Is Warwick uni hard to get into?

How hard is it to get into the University of Warwick? Generally, the University of Warwick has an acceptance rate of approximately 12-15%.

Is Durham just Oxbridge rejects?

Data obtained by Palatinate revealed that over the past 5 years on average, only 43.27% of students who are accepted into Durham each year had ever been rejected from Oxbridge, the equivalent of 2075 rejects per average cohort.

Is UCL for Oxbridge rejects?

No. I have been admitting students to UCL for a very long time now, and I have never come across anyone ever who 'only came to UCL because Oxbridge rejected them'.

What if Oxbridge rejects you?

What is the hardest degree to get into Oxbridge?

Can you get into Durham with AAB?

If you want to study a business or economics degree at Durham, for example, you'll likely need A-levels of A*AA–AAB, BTEC grades of D*DD– DDD or an International Baccalaureate score of 38–36.

Is Imperial better than Durham?

In the overall league tables, Durham University held its position in 6th place for another year sitting just below Imperial College London. Naturally, within the region Durham came top for Research, Academic Services Spend, Facilities Spend, Graduate Prospects and Completion.

Is Durham for Oxford Rejects?

Durham has a reputation of being full of Oxbridge rejects (and in my experience that was true), but I don't think it is unique in that respect.

How likely am I to get into Warwick?

The admission rate is around 7-13 per cent, depending on the course, and you will need to get good grades in your secondary school exams to secure a place.

Is Warwick an elite university?

Warwick is consistently ranked amongst the top ten in the three major national rankings of British universities. Warwick is a member of the 'Sutton 13' of top ranked universities in the UK.

Is Warwick a Tier 1 university?

University of Warwick is ranked at 67 in the World University Ranking category in 2024 according to QS. Considering this year's university ranking, it can be observed that there is a Declining in its ranking as compared to the previous year.

Can I apply in Oxford again if I'm rejected?

Unsuccessful applicants who reapply are frequently successful on their second try, and often go on to achieve First class degrees at Oxford or Cambridge.

Can I ask Oxford why I got rejected?

Feedback on admissions decisions should be requested from the college which considered the application, on or before 15 February in the year after the application was made.

What is the most competitive degree at Oxford?

Oxford University acceptance rates vary significantly by subject and college. For example, some subjects, such as Computer Science and Mathematics and Statistics, are more competitive, with acceptance rates as low as 5%.

Is Warwick as good as Oxford?

General reputation. Oxford and Cambridge are generally ranked 1 and 2 in the UK, though which hits the number 1 spot changes poll-by-poll. Warwick is not only in the Russell Group, but generally regarded in the top quartile of that group, so top 10 in the UK.

Is university of Bath better than Warwick?

Both Bath & W'wick are good universities among the UK100 universities. w'wick is ranking higher than Bath in Business studies, and the Business school of W'wick gained 5 stars across whole country.

Is Imperial or Warwick better for maths?

In fact, I would state that if you are intending to choose mathematics as your undergraduate course (which you should if you want to be a quant) then Warwick is extremely competitive when compared to Cambridge and Imperial.

What subjects is Durham best for?

Arts and Humanities was our strongest performer, ranked 39th. Law at Durham was ranked joint 60th globally; and Social Sciences, which includes our departments of Geography, Sociology and Government and International Affairs, was placed 81st. Our School of Education completed our top 100 group, being ranked joint 92nd.

Is Durham hard to get into?

Entry requirements

Range from 38 total points, including 776 in Higher Level subjects, to 32 total points including 555 in Higher Level subjects, depending on the course. 85%-70% overall, depending on the course. Specific subject grades may also be required. 1.2-2.1 overall, depending on the course.

Is Durham a Russell Group University?

We are a member of the Russell Group of leading research-intensive UK universities and we are consistently ranked as a top 10 university in national league tables (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide, Guardian University Guide and The Complete University Guide).

Which is the richest Oxbridge college?

Trinity College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge. Founded in 1546 by King Henry VIII, Trinity is one of the largest Cambridge colleges, with the largest financial endowment of any college at either Cambridge or Oxford.

What is the number 1 hardest degree?

What is the hardest degree in the world?

Law is officially the hardest subject to get a first class degree in, and involves more reading that you can imagine.