So you've checked Track, what now? - 2012 Results

Firstly, you've got into your insurance at least, so congrats

Your firm either hasn't made a decision yet or didn't get their decision to UCAS in time for it to update earlier. The next update is due at midday. At this point you just need to get your results and then if necessary you can phone your firm to see if they've made a decision.

Not much help then - sorry, hope you get some good news - you have got great A level results

Got rejected with A*AB .. not quite sure what to do now! Well done and good luck to the rest of you! x

If my firm said unsuccessful is there any point in calling them or should I call them and try to get into clearing? I've been confirmed for my insurance place but ah.. no thanks :/

I won't be able to get hold of my grades till midday................. What if I didn't meet the grades? What if they are thinking of letting me in if I don't meet the grades but they need me to phone them now? What if? What if?

The pressure is getting to me, neverrrrrrrrrrrrrr. *Commits suicide*

Can someone help me? I've got BBB (which I was sort of expecting). My firm wanted AAB and I know I've missed out by two grades but do you think it is worth ringing?

My insurance actually wanted ABB but have let me in which was nice of them, however it's really far away from home and I'm not sure I want to go there.

Should I wait until I get my clearing number to phone up universities in clearing? Or should I phone now?

I have told both my firm and insurance to release me from my offers and it should show that on UCAS track next time it updates. Also what time does it update?

Hey guys, I've just got a quick question. I received my results and did A LOT better than expected, and exceeded my 240 point offer to study CS (I firmed a very low recognised university, as I felt I would perform poorly but beat even my predicted! ). I instead have 360 UCAS points. My question is, do I have to give up that confirmed place to apply for adjustment? Obviously, I will have to if I do find a place in adjustment, but I'd like to keep it just in the case I do not.

No you don't have to speak to your firm to enter adjustment - just hit the button in Track and then contact any universities you're interested in to ask if they have got room for you.

Your firm will know that you've enetered adjustment (and so MIGHT go elsewhere) and if you get a place elsewhere UCAS will let them know about that too.

BUT do ask any adjustment unis about accommodation - the guarantee for clearing/adjusting students is often not as good as for firm/insurance students - don't end up committed to a uni if you'll have nowhere to live.

Hey,

Hope everyone did ok in their results!

I have a question...

On UCAS TRACK,

I have an unconditional written beside UWE (insurance), and an conditional writter beside Oxford Brookes (firm). What does this mean? Have I been declined from OB?

Btw my thread title was only to get your attention!!! Im not that much of a tool!

No it doesn't mean you have been rejected, it means that they have yet to update track. It does not mean you have been rejected or missed your offer. Once you have your results in-hand, contact your firm and ask them if they have made a decision. Congratulations on getting a place at your insurance.

Track will next update at midday.

so I might get a decision from Durham at 12?

Yes, maybe, but I would say once you have your results phone them up and ask.

Does this mean my offer is still conditional? I have a further result coming out next week but I want to know if my results that came out today were good enough to keep my application conditional.

Yes - it's normal for your Track not to update until the results you expect next week have come through. If when you get today's results you find you have missed your grades for that element of the offer, it may be worth ringing the uni to find out what their view is.

Yes - it's normal for your Track not to update until the results you expect next week have come through. If when you get today's results you find you have missed your grades for that element of the offer, it may be worth ringing the uni to find out what their view is.