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Quote by: Chris the Chees Acceptance to university has numerous other factors which go with it. Nearly all universities require an interview and if you can impress in an interview you can swing the chanses of getting in over other, perhaps more qualified candidates.
You also don't just apply to a university you apply to a department. For example some departments require better grades than others. The departments can also be full, so no matter how good you are, if you don't get in early enough you get rejected.
These were two common examples of rejection I remember from when people were applying to uni when I was in sixth form.
There are lots of reasons that this person could have been rejected while the other person was not. |
They were both applying into the business department and no interviews were involved.
But really, Chris, a full ride?!