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Why is the A in UCAS red

Lizzie-Harrison

Why does UCAS have a red A in people's sigs?

Reply 1

Sakura-Chan

Because the UCAS logo has a red 'A' and that's as close as they can get to the proper logo -

Reply 2

Poo-Is-Brown

The same reason a pedophiles are pedophiles.

It's a harsh world, I know.

Reply 3

Creative

Supposed to highlight an arrow pointing upwards to higher education; at least that's what I always thought it was; it's rather lame (or my interpretation of it is) :p:

Reply 4

nuodai

When I had my UCAS info in my sig last year, I went the whole hog and had UCΛS (capital lambda (&#923 :wink:

instead of A). It's just because that's what the logo has:

Reply 5

HearTheThunder

Because admissions tend to be red.

Reply 6

bring_me_sunshine

Creative

Supposed to highlight an arrow pointing upwards to higher education; at least that's what I always thought it was; it's rather lame (or my interpretation of it is) :p:

your interpretation has enlightened me, not lame at all! :rolleyes:

Reply 7

Lizzie-Harrison

Creative

Supposed to highlight an arrow pointing upwards to higher education; at least that's what I always thought it was; it's rather lame (or my interpretation of it is)