Help with UCAS Education Section + What are my chances?

[collegemom3717]

@Rs1231

My school was on a semester system my sophomore and freshmen years, is it okay if under my Modules on UCAS I write something like “English 9: Semester 1”

That is more detail than necessary- English 9 is fine

@Rs1231

I took my SAT and SAT subjects at another school because my school didn’t offer it for the dates I wanted, should I list these qualifications under my high school still? I figure it’s fine if I do but just to be sure.

They really don’t care where you sat the exams

@Rs1231

I took a practice test, ran out of time and missed 7/50 questions and still got like a 66 for the mc so I think with a little practice I can get it up to the 70s or even 80s.

I wouldn’t get over confident about the TSA for Oxford! Last cycle ~300 people scored over 80 on the Critical Thinking, fewer than 100 people achieved over 80 on the Problem Solving, and nobody got over 80 on the essay. But starting in the mid-60s your odds of getting an interview invitation go way up; once you get to interview you have a ~1/3 odds of getting an offer.

@Rs1231

Eng Lit, Euro, US Gov and Politics, Calc BC, Stats, and Macro* all predicted 5s

If you get to interview at Oxford, and then get an offer, your offer is likely to be along the lines of “scores of 5 on 3 of Calc BC, Euro, Macro and USGov, to include Calc BC”. If you get an offer from LSE (which I think is the least likely of the 5), the offer will be for scores of 5 on 5 of the APs.

@Rs1231

Durham, Warwick, LSE, KCL, and Oxford

Guessing that you will get offers from Durham, Warwick & KCL.