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Unconditional Offer 'Conditions'

Excuse my ignorance but I have an unconditional offer and in the conditions it says I need to provide verification of my results. Is this the usual procedure?

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Reply 1

Linweth

I'm guessing so since if not, it would be easy to lie about your results?

Reply 2

member169510

This is usual procedure for any course at any university, you have to send off or turn up with proof of your results to prove you have a). What you claimed you already had b). They were the grades you said :yep:

Reply 3

Strangey

Yeah, it's normal, otherwise any idiot could pitch up claiming A grades in anything they wanted. The university needs to check you're not a lying bastard, but isn't implying that you are, and nor do they suspect you (I'm guessing) It's standard, don't worry.

Unless you are a lying bastard, in which case, time to panic!

Reply 4

ParadoxSocks

Yep, completely normal. I had to send scanned copies of my certificates in. Each university will have its own policy. I'm sure they'll be contact soon.

Reply 5

Notker

I didn't have to verify my results. Strange.

Reply 6

member169510

Notker

I didn't have to verify my results. Strange.

Which university do you go to?

Reply 7

ParadoxSocks

Notker

I didn't have to verify my results. Strange.

They might ask you to take them in when you enrol. Each uni and department is different with their policies. Birmingham wanted me to bring them in on enrolment day, Nottingham said to either send scans or bring them to enrolment.

Some unis, like yours, don't ask at all which is weird to me.

Reply 8

Notker

JumpingJonny

Which university do you go to?

I went to Aarhus for my BA.

Reply 9

Notker

snoogy

Seems strange to me; maybe because I had A-Levels. They were more interested in whether I was fluent in Danish.

Reply 10

amenhotep

I had better get on the phone to my sixth form and see if I can collect mine!

Reply 11

amenhotep

snoogy

They can check, can't they?
I mean if they know before you get your results in August (for people applying to enter that year), surely they can check. And they could easily verify with the sixth form/college.

Reply 12

ParadoxSocks

amenhotep

I think if it's only certain types of grades that are passed on and only those awarded that year. Most just ask to see certificates because it's easier for them than chasing after your sixth form/college.

Reply 13

polka_dott

I have an unconditional and they have not mentioned A Level certificates yet (QMUL)

Reply 14

Lucible

All three of my unconditionals require my certificates. It seems standard. Not really a problem is it? :smile:

Reply 15

artcrazy

ThisModernLove

Excuse my ignorance but I have an unconditional offer and in the conditions it says I need to provide verification of my results. Is this the usual procedure?

Yep usual procedure.
I have to provide verification of my English result

Reply 16

username196545

polka_dott

I have an unconditional and they have not mentioned A Level certificates yet (QMUL)

You're meant to bring them to induction day in the Octagon when you bring all your student finance stuff and blah blah.

But that's not for aggggges.

Reply 17

Maria91

Notker

I went to Aarhus for my BA.

Really? Are you Danish?

Reply 18

hunty91

Notker

I didn't have to verify my results. Strange.

The LSE still haven't asked me to verify my results, or prove that my remark actually raised my grade.

I'm guessing it might happen once I enrol.

Reply 19

br_11

So far I've got two unconditional offers, both of which don't have any set conditions and don't ask for my results....it would make sense to see the proof? Wonder why they haven't asked...