The 'So you've checked Track: What now?' Thread

Right I just got accepted , but do I have to reply to anyone about this or do i just wait on a letter...

Right I tried to ring my firm but it's all busy... I looked on track and my firm offers me a different course at some remote university centre and I definetely don't want it so do I have to decline it ? Will I have then a drop down box to firm my insurance ?

No need for that - if you decline the changed course offer, your insurance will automatically become your unconditional firm.

That's exactly what happened Cheers for advices, now I can just relax and wait for the AS12C letter

Hi, I got my grades for uni and everything (A*BBB, Offer is 340 points with a B in German), but my track still hasn't updated. I was wondering if should just leave it a couple more days, or contact UCAS/Warwick to make sure they've got my grades .
Just getting a bit anxious

Hi, I got my grades for uni and everything (A*BBB, Offer is 340 points with a B in German), but my track still hasn't updated. I was wondering if should just leave it a couple more days, or contact UCAS/Warwick to make sure they've got my grades .
Just getting a bit anxious

Yeah definitely ring them up I was the same as you and thought I'd leave it until they updated it which they didn't only to find they didn't have all my results and I had to fax them in. It should have updated by now if you definitely have your offer... Ring them up as soon as you can

Quick Help guys...
I got into my insurance but I dont want to go there anymore as I am taking a year out and re-applying next year.
How do I cancel my place at my insurance????

Technically, all you have to do is just not show up on the day and it's like you never had a place.

However, it's polite to just phone up and say that you won't be going to uni this year, gives them a chance to fill the place.

Hehe ok, I'll give them a ring.
I was just wondering if you needed to do anything through UCAS about cancelling your place

If my UCAS track got updated from conditional to unconditional, does that mean they've definitely received my results somehow and I don't need to take further action? When I click my offer it still has the conditional offer text (basically saying I need to send in proof I have met my condition). I didn't send in proof but it still got updated. Not applying with A levels.

I'd originally not met the conditions of my firm but met my insurance offer. However, I've had a remark, and my overall grade has gone up meaning I now meet my offer. I've contacted my firm, and faxed over a copy of my results. They've replied to say that they have the results of the remark and look forward to seeing me in October 2011 (deferred offer holder). At the moment, Track hasn't updated, and they said today that if it hasnt updated within a week, that I should contact them.

What concerns me is that I keep reading about an August 31st deadline, which is of course, less than a week away. If Track hasnt updated by that point, what happens?

The 31st August deadline is the date by which you have to meet your offer (which you have).

Universities hve until sept 20 to get track finalised. But it would be worthwhile contacting your insurance (so they know you've got into your firm and can give your space to someone else) asap. And if track isn't updated by wednesday afternoon then contact ucas and/or your firm to check that it is going to update. It's also worth checking out what happens wrt accommodation at your firm as well to make sure you aren't at a disadvantage because of the remark.

Sorry its kinda not related but pleassssseeeee helppp ya=)
Is there a deadline to which applicants have to make up their minds whether to accept or reject an unconditional offer? I am talking bout post results day unconditional offers btw. Thanks in advance!

In principle, you can decide not to turn up any time before enrolment. However, if your AS12 asks you to confirm your acceptance (not all unis require this) you will need to do it within whatever deadline you are given. Although you won't be popular, if you have accepted your place via the AS12 you can still decide not to go. You won't get charged tuition fees, but if you have committed yourself to accommodation costs you may find yourself landed with a full year's worth even if you don't take up your place.

Thanks Minerva.
Cuz my uni tells me that my place can be confirmed only when someone rejects their offer...so it is possible that...i wont even receive an answer until they finished enrolment?