Check your eligibility
Use this tool to check whether you may be eligible for a contextual offer or additional consideration. Please answer the questions below.
Please note:
- The outcomes only apply to the selected application year as criteria and data change from year to year.
- Offers may change or be withdrawn if we find that information provided as part of your application is incorrect meaning you don’t meet the eligibility criteria.
Further details on our definitions can be found on our Your data and contextual flags page.
Do you currently have permission to stay in the UK as a refugee, asylum seeker, under
humanitarian protection or a Ukrainian scheme?
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This refers to time living in public care as a looked-after-child, including with foster carers, in a residential children’s home, being looked after at home under a supervision order or living with friends or relatives in kinship care.
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A carer is anyone who gives unpaid care to a family member, partner or friend who could not cope without their support. This may be due to a long-term illness, disability, a mental health condition, or an addiction.
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This should be the home address you will use on your UCAS application - where you live most of the time.
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Overall Result: Two grade contextual offer
Flag: WP Plus PLUS
If you apply to the University in the 2025 cycle using the information provided, you may receive a contextual offer two grades lower than the standard entry requirements (A-level or equivalent).
To be eligible for this offer, you also need to meet all of the following criteria:
- The qualifications and subjects you are applying with meet our published entry requirements. For example, if a course requires Chemistry and Maths you must be taking both of these subjects. Some courses may also require specific grades in specific subjects.
- You are applying for a course where the minimum entry requirements are ABB.
- Your predicted grades are within two grades of our minimum entry requirements. For example, your predicted grades are BBB where the standard entry requirements are AAB.
- You successfully complete any additional selection requirements where required e.g. interview or aptitude test (eg UCAT for Medicine).
Please note:
- Contextual offers don’t apply to T-Level qualifications.
- Grade drops will be made in addition to any drops received as result of completing one of our Widening Participation Programmes (up to a maximum of 3 grades).
- The lowest possible offer after applying a contextual reduction is BBC at A-level (or equivalent).
- Some courses may offer lower GCSE requirements for applicants eligible for a contextual offer. This will be clearly stated on the individual course profile on our website.
- Offers can be changed or withdrawn if the information you provide is incorrect meaning you don’t actually meet the eligibility criteria.
For more details, please check our contextual admissions page.
What next?
Search for a course and check the entry requirements using our course list.
You don’t need to do anything extra - just fill out and submit your UCAS application. We’ll get all the information we need from that and your record will be automatically flagged.