Can my clearing uni see my grades through UCAS?

I'm really scared there might of been a mistake because I got really low grades compared to their typical offer. They took my UCAS ID so I imagine they can see my grades and all the other info.

They should be able to, but if you want to make sure you can check when you next speak to them.

They just confirmed my place on UCAS and it says its only conditional to non academic requirements so does that mean the grades are ok?

Hi,

Can someone please reply to my question ASAP!
My questions is this: how long is you verbal offer from a university valid for? I’m asking because I have been offered a verbal offer from university A, but the university B that I have called through clearing has told me they would reply back on Tuesday/Wednesday next week (18th or 19th Aug).
Hence my worry in that I may lose my verbal offer from university A if I hold on too long because I know that there is Validity period but don’t know how long.

Thanks

I'd just like to ask a quick question verbal agreements. I only emailed the uni I wanted to go to quite a few times and they said that my grades were okay to be considered to apply for the course. What exactly is a verbal agreement? For instance, would you have to call them and they would say something like "if you apply to us through clearing, we will definitely accept you onto our course." Or is it more like "if you apply here, we will consider you".

hey, can someone reply ASAP to the previous question please! i will mention it again.
Much appreciated!

Hi,I do not know how frequent this question is, so if it is frequent, I am sorry.
I am going to do Mechanical Engineering BEng at Liverpool John Moores University, which I reluctantly accepted. My question is this:
If I get a 1st Hons in Mechanical engineering at LJMU, what would be my chances of doing a MSc advanced aerospace engineering at a top/good university such as University of Liverpool/Manchester/Imperial etc, when I have done my BEng degree at a not so good university (LJMU)?

So to summarise the question, is getting a 1st at a bad university better than getting a 1st at a good university in terms of application success towards a MSc degree?

Thanks

If I accepted a course related to my original chosen course and then after a while switch to the course I originally wanted to go, would they still consider my A levels? Or the grades I had in the course? How does it work?