Can I get into uni without Maths GCSE?

In short, yes it is possible to go to university without a GCSE Maths qualification*. That being said, you will likely be required to take additional courses such as a functional skills course or a GCSE Maths retake.

Do you have to pass Maths to get into university?

Many university courses require you to have achieved at least a C in English, maths and science, so not getting the right grades can be problematic. If you won’t be considered without the right grades, you’ll need to look into taking or re-taking that GCSE qualification.

What happens if you fail Maths in GCSE?

Resit your GCSEs through your school You can still enrol to retake your GCSEs at a local school or college. This means you’ll have a timetable and attend classes with other GCSE students. For Maths and English, resitting is compulsory if you haven’t achieved a pass (grade 4).

What is the most important GCSE to pass?

What are the most important GCSE subjects? Maths and English are the most important subjects as they are a requirement for most courses, apprenticeships, jobs and university degrees. You will usually need at least a grade 4 and above in Maths and English before you can get into these.

Do universities check your GCSE results?

Yes and no. When you apply for university, the only qualifications you’re likely to have are GCSEs. Universities won’t admit you on GCSEs alone, they’ll require A levels or IB or BTEC, etc. But you won’t have those results until after you’ve applied.

Do universities accept lower GCSE grades?

GCSEs may limit the universities you can apply to Grades B and C (or a 4 to 6) at GCSE are suggestive of Cs and Ds at A-level – which won’t be enough to get into some universities. The more competitive the university and course, the higher the number of high-achieving students with top GCSE marks applying.

How many GCSEs do I need to go to university?

Most colleges like you to take a minimum of five GCSEs, including English Language and Maths at grade 4 (C) or above, while sixth forms have slightly higher entry requirements, looking for at least six GCSE examination results achieving at least a grade 4 (C).

How do I Pass GCSE Maths?

Here are our top exam tips for passing GCSE maths: Write out any formulas or equations that you’re afraid you might forget on to a separate sheet of paper as soon as the exam starts. This way, you can move forward confidently, knowing that you have them covered. Use the same calculator that your revised with to sit the test.

Which GCSE Maths past papers are included in this section?

This section includes recent GCSE Maths past papers from AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas, OCR, WJEC, CCEA and the CIE IGCSE. This section also includes SQA National 5 maths past papers.

What should I do if my daughter has not passed GCSEs?

I am so sorry to hear that your daughter has not passed her GCSE resit. All young people need to continue studying English and maths post-16 if they haven’t achieved a GCSE at 4 or above. The best thing to do to speak to your daughter’s college about a review of marking.

Is my son’s GCSE result too bad?

The result is not too bad but still a bit disappointing. First of all, your son has done really well to get the grades he has achieved. I appreciate though that he might be a bit disappointed if he was expecting higher grades. I would suggest contacting his school and asking their advice on whether a review of marking would be a good idea.