I know it sounds like a thread with the simple answer of 'yes', but I haven't even gone to an interview. I applied on Friday and have already received two unconditional offers to study politics and politics with sociology.
My CV is fairly decent, I've got a BTEC National Diploma with D/D/D marks (360 UCAS points) but it's in music and therefore not very political. I've got other graded qualifications in music which again gave me more points, but I've also got two AS levels, one in politics which was a D and one in computing which was an E (maybe I shouldn't admit that here
) so I have a fair amount of UCAS points. The entry requirement says nothing about an A-Level in politics (one of the reasons I applied for this course).
Obviously being offered a place is good, but I haven't even been asked for an interview or anything. It makes me think that it may not be a course worth spending £20,000 on doing. The university is UWE, so it's not right up there with the big dogs, but it's respectable none the less.
A bit of friendly advice on how to take this would be great! Thank you.
My CV is fairly decent, I've got a BTEC National Diploma with D/D/D marks (360 UCAS points) but it's in music and therefore not very political. I've got other graded qualifications in music which again gave me more points, but I've also got two AS levels, one in politics which was a D and one in computing which was an E (maybe I shouldn't admit that here
) so I have a fair amount of UCAS points. The entry requirement says nothing about an A-Level in politics (one of the reasons I applied for this course).Obviously being offered a place is good, but I haven't even been asked for an interview or anything. It makes me think that it may not be a course worth spending £20,000 on doing. The university is UWE, so it's not right up there with the big dogs, but it's respectable none the less.
A bit of friendly advice on how to take this would be great! Thank you.
