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Is it harder to get in with only 8 GCSEs? Specifically Motorsport engineering.

Ok so earlier today I sat my GCSE computer science paper 2 exam and it did not go well. I do 9 GCSEs but let’s say I hypothetically fail 1. My 6th form is locked in and I’ve got 0 chance of not getting in to that. I am going to take Maths, Physics and Chemistry and Further Maths depending on GCSE grade. Oxford Brookes is my dream uni because of their motorsport courses so I really want to get in.

So providing I get the A Level grades, will I be at any disadvantage or not allowed with only 8 GCSEs / 1 failed GCSE?

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u/GB_GeorgeBowen — 4 days ago

Pre CAS interview

I have got my unconditional offer letter and now just have to request CAS but before doing that I wanna be well prepared for interview. So please tell me what all do they ask? are they looking for proper detailed answers? and how long does the interview last? Also, is it tough?

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u/Zehar29 — 6 days ago

How's brookes for CSE ?

I recently got an offer letter from the university for B.sc in Computer Science. I just wanted to know is it worth it ? Like the course, campus, facilities, employability, learning outcomes etc

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u/Overall_Inflation_31 — 7 days ago
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Do you need a decent laptop for Motorsport Engineering?

I am going to start my A-Levels next year and need a laptop for it. I want to study motorsport engineering after that. Should I buy a more powerful laptop now that I can use at university? Do motorsport engineering students need to run any simulations or CFD or CAD on their own laptops, if so should I get a better laptop? For example, I am looking at new MacBooks, should I get the processor with 10 GPU cores instead of the standard 8? And should I get the upgraded memory and get 24gb or 32gb or is 16 fine? How much storage as well?

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u/GB_GeorgeBowen — 11 days ago

Do you think OBU will go bust in the following years?

I've heard mayority of unis have financial issues, many at risk of insolvency. Also, the new international student levy will increase costs. I read that Brookes doesn't depend on internationals that much compared to other unis, but they are highly in debt. The graph is from the guardian btw.

Do you think brookes will go bankrupt?

u/hyliangoose — 11 days ago