Is it too late to swap my insurance to my firm?
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Is it too late to swap my insurance to my firm?I've recently decided that I definitely want to go to my insurance rather than my current firm. There's very little chance that I got into my firm anyway, and I've also decided that the student life there isn't for me. Should I contact my insurance and ask directly, or email UCAS first?
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Re: Is it too late to swap my insurance to my firm?Contact your insurance and ask if they'll become your firm; if they will, contact your firm to check this is ok with them. (Theoretically, either party can refuse; in reality, it's more likely to be the insurance than the firm.) If both agree, contact UCAS.
It's not too late, but the sooner the better. It may be that your insurance isn't prepared to have another firm offer holder at this stage, so be prepared for a refusal. -
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Do both but don't email ucas ring them, you will have to inform both but ask the uni first then tell ucas(Original post by Jelly_Babies)
I've recently decided that I definitely want to go to my insurance rather than my current firm. There's very little chance that I got into my firm anyway, and I've also decided that the student life there isn't for me. Should I contact my insurance and ask directly, or email UCAS first?
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