Hello everybody ..
Thank you for all the help you have been giving ... but again I have a question..

I have been given a conditional offer in Queen Mary and Sheffield
I really want to accept the Queen Mary offer but the thing is they are giving me a condition that I wont be able to fill .
they want me to raise my GPA to a certine level . and this is actully impossible to raise it to that level in the last semester even if i get very high grades.

So does that mean I have no Hope for that offer ? or would it in your experince change anything if I email them explaining my situation and explaining why I wont be able to raise it to such a level . and giving them information about my study and work experince( didnt write a perosnal statment)

Any help ?

And in case this email would do any help , do you know to whom should I send it ? any names or emails will be really helpful ..

I have been asking for too much help latley I know am just waitting for the right offer :)

Common guys am sure some of you had a similar experince i really need help in here ... help me help you :)

You should definitely write a personal statement. To my mind, it is a crucial item of your application file. It might convince many admission office to accept you.... If this is not too late.

Forget about sending an email explaining why you are not able to get higher grades. It would mean that you are not a competitive student.

So, if I were you, I would do the best I can to write a nice personal statement.

By the way, would you remind us the Uni on your shortlist ?

thanks Mlak ...

Uni on short list..

Offers :
Queen Mary , Sheffield , Sussex

Rejected :
Edinburgh , Bristol , Exeter

Pending :
KCL , Leeds , Glasgow , Birmingham and for my backup ( hull , brunel)

Why do I need back up ?

Incase I couldnt fill the conditions..

Why dont we make a thread about that ? offers , rejections
and final decision

Start now working on your personal statement. And in case you do not manage to do so, you will have to choose between i) the Uni you were admited in or ii) applicate next year, with a better profile.