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Hello everyone !

I'm an international student and I would like to send my applications the next week to some universities. I know I'm very late but I think that now there isn't any differences between someone who sent his application the 1st of February and another the 1st of May ...

My question is what is the best solution : send my application directly to universites by paper or sent it on the UCAS website ?
I think that the first is the best but I need a confirmation.

To be realist, I believe that an offer from UCL and KCL (BA History) is compromised or tiny.

Hi I am writing on behalf of a friend of mine who changed her mind about university. She was supposed to study in Milan but now she would like to go the the UK and start in september 2010, does she stand any chance or she necessarily has to take a gap year or go to a private university?
Is it possible to transfer in the second year?
Thank you very much indeed
Please help her she is

I think if you are classed as an international student you have a bigger chance of getting into university still because they have to have a certain amount of both home and international students. Why not get in touch with universities to see what their chances are but I would get my application in as soon as possible if she decides to go through with it.

But coming from Italy you get classed as a UK/EU student don't you?

Yeah its true so you guys would contact the unies?

So I'm at what is generally called a 'second chance college' to get myself into Uni. Thankfully I applied on time and, thanks mainly I think to this place and the help I received on my PS, received 2 unconditional offers and 2 conditional. So my only problem is the headache of deciding where to go.

But I have a friend, also a the same college, who didn't apply to Uni, and even though he won't admit it, I think he is regretting it. He keeps picking up my perspectus' and asking about clearing etc as I think he wants to go Uni in September after all. Only problem is I know nothing about clearing, and have tried looking on UCAS but couldn't really find anything to anser my questions. Looking here http://www.ucas.ac.uk/students/importantdates it seems to suggest you can still apply up to the 30th June, is that true? Where exactly does he stand? Can he still apply through UCAS?

The only problem is he would probably be looking at graphic design or multi media type courses, and I imagine they're amongst the most popular in the country. He is getting straight A's at college though, and amassing a fairly decent portfolio, and I've no doubt if he had applied in January he would have been given offers. Can anyone offer any help on whether it would be worth him applying or not?

So I'm at what is generally called a 'second chance college' to get myself into Uni. Thankfully I applied on time and, thanks mainly I think to this place and the help I received on my PS, received 2 unconditional offers and 2 conditional. So my only problem is the headache of deciding where to go.

But I have a friend, also a the same college, who didn't apply to Uni, and even though he won't admit it, I think he is regretting it. He keeps picking up my perspectus' and asking about clearing etc as I think he wants to go Uni in September after all. Only problem is I know nothing about clearing, and have tried looking on UCAS but couldn't really find anything to anser my questions. Looking here http://www.ucas.ac.uk/students/importantdates it seems to suggest you can still apply up to the 30th June, is that true? Where exactly does he stand? Can he still apply through UCAS?

The only problem is he would probably be looking at graphic design or multi media type courses, and I imagine they're amongst the most popular in the country. He is getting straight A's at college though, and amassing a fairly decent portfolio, and I've no doubt if he had applied in January he would have been given offers. Can anyone offer any help on whether it would be worth him applying or not?

Hi there

I applied late to university like two weeks ago but still haven't received my letter from UCAS telling me my tracking number. I was wondering how long this usually takes? I know i won't be priority because i applied after the deadline but wanted to know when i can start tracking.
Thank you

Im an international student I applied to the UK late, like mid April...
I was just wondering how long itll take for colleges to reply...
has anyone who applied late received any offers already? how long did it take??
I was also wondering if colleges are waiting for the A level exam results to come out so that they can offer more places..

did anybody applied to these colleges?
durham, warwick, nottingham, queen mary, exeter??