Declaring intended resits on UCAS?

HI.
I have sent my application weeks ago, but now I am a bit nervous, because I haven't declared AS resits I intend to do this summer. I asked my tutor before sending my application, and he said it wasn't necessary. Also, my other teachers told me I didn't need to think about resits until next year, even though the deadline for my college was in the beginning of November. So, I assumed that because I didn't need to decide on them yet, there was no need in putting them onto my UCAS. But after hearing from some people it was necessary I am gutted right now. Help!
Thanks.

Your teachers should have referenced them and you should have put them on your UCAS, that's what I got told to do

Well, they didn't. And when I asked, they told me not to bother as they couldn't be bothered themselves saying it was too early to decide on them.

HI.
I have sent my application weeks ago, but now I am a bit nervous, because I haven't declared AS resits I intend to do this summer. I asked my tutor before sending my application, and he said it wasn't necessary. Also, my other teachers told me I didn't need to think about resits until next year, even though the deadline for my college was in the beginning of November. So, I assumed that because I didn't need to decide on them yet, there was no need in putting them onto my UCAS. But after hearing from some people it was necessary I am gutted right now. Help!
Thanks.

HI.
I have sent my application weeks ago, but now I am a bit nervous, because I haven't declared AS resits I intend to do this summer. I asked my tutor before sending my application, and he said it wasn't necessary. Also, my other teachers told me I didn't need to think about resits until next year, even though the deadline for my college was in the beginning of November. So, I assumed that because I didn't need to decide on them yet, there was no need in putting them onto my UCAS. But after hearing from some people it was necessary I am gutted right now. Help!
Thanks.

I was told to do the same!
My tutor said it was not necessary.
And I know if I request it back, she will not send it back.

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3538633
Read the first two posts of this and then get ready to email [email protected] with the details of what you are actually going to do.

That's confusing. Not sure whether the sixth form's policy differs or due to sheer incompetence of my tutors.

Your teachers should have referenced them and you should have put them on your UCAS, that's what I got told to do

Will offers be withdrawn, if you mention you forgot to put intended AS resits down?
Will the uni's give the offers back, once you have amended it?

Well, they are within their rights to do so, but they don't usually. In the case of adding resits, it's not that you are making your grades out to be better than they are, or missing out grades to make the picture look better. They need the resit information so that they can marry up the results they get from the exam board with what is on your application. If it's not correct, it takes time to sort out what has happened, and if you miss your grades and have to go into clearing, that is valuable time you need to get something else.

However, they certainly will rescind offers if the declared grades are untrue, no attempt is made to correct the record and they decide it has been a fraudulent application, and they can do that at any time right up to graduation.

Well, they are within their rights to do so, but they don't usually. In the case of adding resits, it's not that you are making your grades out to be better than they are, or missing out grades to make the picture look better. They need the resit information so that they can marry up the results they get from the exam board with what is on your application. If it's not correct, it takes time to sort out what has happened, and if you miss your grades and have to go into clearing, that is valuable time you need to get something else.

However, they certainly will rescind offers if the declared grades are untrue, no attempt is made to correct the record and they decide it has been a fraudulent application, and they can do that at any time right up to graduation.