Ucas Track problem

How comes even if you have only one offer from a university, your not allowed to make it an insurance choice.

I'm just saying this because i dont want to make it my firm, incase i decide to take a gap year or something better comes through clearing :/

Reply 1

politicallyconfused

you can only make an insurance if you have a firm.
you don't need to have an insurance. :smile:

Reply 2

Illusionary

19

It would make no senses to only being able to make an insurance choice. If you don't meet the conditions for your firm offer but are accepted for your insurance choice, you're obliged to take up the place unless either they release you or you withdraw from UCAS completely, just as with your firm choice. Having only an insurance offer wouldn't mean that you could choose to turn it down and enter clearing without their agreement.

Reply 3

Da_hopeful_1

OP

15

But what if you only have one choice and then make it firm. You will be obliged to commit to it, as in there's no way of dropping out once you've made it your firm.

That's the part i dont like to it :frown:

Reply 4

Illusionary

19

Da_hopeful_1

But what if you only have one choice and then make it firm. You will be obliged to commit to it, as in there's no way of dropping out once you've made it your firm.

That's the part i dont like to it :frown:

You can withdraw completely from UCAS for the year at any stage which will effectively release you, but you'll be unable to go through Clearing if you do so. You can also contact the university directly and they may be willing to release you on request, in which case you can still enter Clearing.

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