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   Are GCSEs enough to get into University?

   • Because of the assumed connection between your GCSE and A-level results, it'll be down to you to prove you’re able to achieve top grades. Grades 4 to 6 at GCSE suggest Cs and Ds at A-level – which might not be enough to get into some universities. Read more: what are university entry requirements? 5. GCSEs can affect the career you end up doing

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   What GCSE grades do university students need?

   • Regardless of the subject you want to study, the majority of university courses look for at least a grade 4 or 5 in English and maths. Some university courses ask for specific subjects with certain grades at GCSE, so check directly with universities if you're in doubt.

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   What are the GCSE requirements?

   • The specific GCSE requirements will vary from university to university, so it’s important to check the requirements of your chosen institution before you apply. In addition to meeting the GCSE requirements, you will also need to achieve good grades in your A-Levels (or equivalent qualifications).

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   What GCSEs do you need to study at University?

   • The main GCSEs that you will be required to have are Maths, English Language (and possibly Science), and Maths and English can be re-taken at Sixth Form. Do You Need Specific GCSEs to Study at University? In order to get into University, you will need Maths and English Language GCSE qualifications.

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   How many GCSEs should I get?

   • However, overall, your aim should be to gain as many GCSE qualifications as you can, at the highest grades that you can. Universities will generally ask you to have Maths and English Language GCSE qualifications at a grade 4/5 or above. Some may also ask for Science GCSEs, though this varies between Universities and courses.

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   Can I go to university without GCSEs?

   • Additionally, some universities offer foundation courses which are designed for students who do not have the necessary GCSEs. These courses provide an opportunity for students to gain the qualifications they need to enter university. As a result, it IS possible to attend university without GCSEs.

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2. www.theuniguide.co.uk › advice › gcse-choicesHow important are your GCSE grades? - The Uni Guide

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   Aug 15, 2024 · Entry requirements for school and college sixth forms vary – ranging from four to five grade 5-4s, with 6-5s in the subjects you want to study, through to at least six GCSEs at 7 or above for the most selective colleges. Your GCSEs are used as an indicator of how well you could do at A-level.

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   Courses at Scottish universities and colleges have two sets of entry requirements: standard and minimum. Both reflect the grades you normally need to achieve by the time you start at the university or college. However, the minimum entry requirements only apply if you are considered to be a ‘widening access’ student.

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5. www.ox.ac.uk › admissions › undergraduateAdmission requirements for 2025 entry | University of Oxford

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   Below is a summary of each course’s requirements. Please check the course page for details. Mastering the ability to handwrite is a mandatory core element for Japanese, Chinese and Korean. For Materials Science: Physics and Mathematics. GCSE Chemistry is also required.

   Course	Entrance Requirements (at A-levelor ...	Subject Choices	Test
   Archaeology and Anthropology	AAA	▲ Combination of arts and science ...	None
   Asian and Middle Eastern Studies	AAA	▲ A languageMastering the ability to ...	None
   Biochemistry (Molecular and Cellular)	A*AA including Chemistry and another ...	● Chemistry and another science or Maths■ ...	None
   Biology	A*AA (with the A* in a science or Maths)	● Biology and either Chemistry, Physics ...	None

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   Entry requirements for university in the UK vary with each institution. It’s important you understand the qualifications needed for the course you wish to pursue. However, there are some general requirements universities agree on: 1. At least two subjects must be taken at A Level, if you're an A Level student 2. Applicants with four or five AS Leve...

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   When considering which courses to apply for and looking at entry requirements, we suggest you: 1. Construct a basic table of entry requirements or typical offers for around 20–30 universities, then narrow them down to five courses you'll apply for 2. Speak with advisers and teachers at your school or college about your predicted grades 3. Look into...

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   Older students, or those with a non-traditional educational background, are generally treated more flexibly by universities.

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   Universities are trying to find reasons to make you an offer, not reject you. Popular courses at popular universities can afford to be pickier about who they admit, and so have high entry standards. This doesn’t always mean their courses are tougher, but that their students will be stronger candidates.

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7. thinkstudent.co.uk › how-many-gcses-do-you-needHow Many GCSEs Do You Need For University? - Think Student

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   Sep 27, 2020 · The short answer is that the number of GCSEs you will need for University depends entirely on what subject it is that you would like to study, as well as which University you would like to study at (so you must do your own specific research!).

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   Mar 8, 2021 · How important are your GCSE grades? Find out how GCSEs affect your future choices and studies, and what to do if they don't go to plan.

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   May 9, 2018 · Most universities in the UK require students to have a minimum of five GCSEs at grades A*-C, including English and Maths. Some universities will also specify certain subjects. For example, if you want to study medicine, you will need to have achieved good grades in Biology and Chemistry.