Help guys, trying to complete my UCAS now and having no luck on finding where to put in an EPQ? It doesnt seem to be in the AS section so Im unsure? Thanks!
I forgot to put mine on before I sent it. Oops. It's gone on my reference though, I'm sure.
I dont suppose it will matter too much as no Uni's will be making offers with it in? Its more just something to show research skills and interest in the subject area so in the reference area is probably a good place for it.
I forgot to put mine on before I sent it. Oops. It's gone on my reference though, I'm sure.
I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure you're obliged to declare all qualifications that you hold or are expected to hold before starting university, so it might be a good idea to amend it if you can.
jamz0770
I dont suppose it will matter too much as no Uni's will be making offers with it in? Its more just something to show research skills and interest in the subject area so in the reference area is probably a good place for it.
Some are making offers with it in, yes. Bristol gives a choice of say, AAA at A Level or AAB at A Level plus a good grade in the EPQ.
The reference is a good place to mention it, but it should also be declared on the UCAS form like all other qualifications.
I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure you're obliged to declare all qualifications that you hold or are expected to hold before starting university, so it might be a good idea to amend it if you can.
I can't ammend it because my app has been processed by UCAS. I doubt it's absolutely essential to include it on UCAS though (hopefully).
So, do you think my app will be rejected if I haven't declared it?
Not rejected. But I've heard of situations where unis have over-offered and used silly excuses to get rid of people. The UCAS T&Cs state that your application has to be complete with no necessary details omitted, so the uni has the right to cancel their offer if you have left stuff out. If they've made too many offers they could cut the people that have made stupid mistakes (missing off a GCSE or they forgot they had, putting the wrong exam board, whatever).
That might just be a TSR myth or something theoretical that doesn't actually happen, though I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to UCAS stuff, so someone with more knowledge on the subject will probably come along and make me look like an idiot correct me in a minute
Not rejected. But I've heard of situations where unis have over-offered and used silly excuses to get rid of people. The UCAS T&Cs state that your application has to be complete with no necessary details omitted, so the uni has the right to cancel their offer if you have left stuff out. If they've made too many offers they could cut the people that have made stupid mistakes (missing off a GCSE or they forgot they had, putting the wrong exam board, whatever).
That might just be a TSR myth or something theoretical that doesn't actually happen, though I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to UCAS stuff, so someone with more knowledge on the subject will probably come along and make me look like an idiot correct me in a minute
Okay, thanks. Quite worried now :/
We had an EP lesson on Monday and he told us how to put it on UCAS, and I told him I'd left it off by accident having already sent it, and he said it didn't matter. Stupid incompetent school.
I forgot to put mine on before I sent it. Oops. It's gone on my reference though, I'm sure.
Ring UCAS and tell them. You may need to contact all your unis as well. If by 'sent' you mean it's only gone to your referee, they should send it back to you because they are meant to check that applications are complete and accurate.
on the 'title' part do you actually write the title of your own EPQ project?
RTom
Yeah, I need to know this as well.
Yeah you do. I was speaking to some past students who took it as well as the man who created the EPQ at rugby school a few months ago, and they said to put it as an abbreviated title