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Applying through UCAS and CAO
Hi guys, I'm applying to 5 Universities in the UK through UCAS and 3 in Ireland through CAO. I'm pretty much keen on all of them and wouldn't mind going to any, but I've heard people say that you'd have to take a gamble between your UK and Ireland choices.
If I had chose my firm and insurance for UK Unis and ende dup getting a place at one of my UoI choices, could I not simply cancel my firm (if I get into it that is!) and go for the Irish Uni?
Is that possible or will I have to choose why route to go down?
Thanks for any help.
If I had chose my firm and insurance for UK Unis and ende dup getting a place at one of my UoI choices, could I not simply cancel my firm (if I get into it that is!) and go for the Irish Uni?
Is that possible or will I have to choose why route to go down?
Thanks for any help.
UCAS and CAO are two different systems, which means you can potentially get offers from both systems. Which one you choose to go to is up to yourself. If you get offers in UCAS, this will not hinder your chance of accepting a place in CAO; and vice versa.
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