Question About Ucas Points?

Question

Whereabouts can I find out how many Ucas points I'll need for a particular course?

The Ucas website is confusing?

The course I'm wanting to do is Law, at Cambridge, if that helps.

Thanks!

Answer 1

cambridge would usually go on an interview and a test not just on UCAS scores - but i would say that they wouldn't want anything short of 4 A's at level

Answer 2

http://www.cam.ac.uk/admissions/undergra...

The site says:

A level offers

Most conditional offers made by the Cambridge Colleges will require AAA in three A level subjects. For advice about suitable subject choices see course requirements. (http://www.cam.ac.uk/admissions/undergra...

I know some people get offers on AAB if you do a good application and interview. Hope that helps.  

Answer 3

You need 3A's they don't look at points. Look at the cambridge website.

Answer 4

If you go on the Ucas Website and go on Course Search.

Then Type in Law and select the institute as Cambridge.

Then you should be given a page of information about cambridge, from this you can then click on a link about applying and entry requirements.

Im pretty sure Law at Cambridge is 3'As at A-level though.  

Answer 5

Try and look at a prospectus on Cambridge's website, at the Law subject where it should tell you how many points. Because it's Cambridge and you want Law, it will be over 280 points I should imagine, if not higher! Get good grades!!

Answer 6

Ucas point system is comparatively new compared to how old Cambridge is, so an old University like that and especially one so prestigious would keep to a more traditional way of accepting students, I think it would be grades and interviews, I would guess you would have to get all "A's" at A2 and atleast have History and Law A-Levels.  They must get thousand of applicants a year, so you need to stand out and by the way, it's too late to start this year, you should start applying in October to get a place starting in 2009.