What happens after my UCAS application?

Hello,

What specifically happens after I send my application off to Solent? Is there any applicant hub specific to Solent?

Cheers,

DJ

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sk0917

I haven’t applied for that specific university, but usually after applying a confirmation of application email will be sent to you from each university. Depending on the university they might not send it to you, so don’t panic if you didn’t get it.

After that, universities have until the 18th of May to reply, so just wait for it working hard to achieve your results in whatever exam you’re doing, and everything will be fine.

In the case you don’t get any offers, you can always go for clearing, where you can call universities open for clearing and ask them if they could accept you for a specific course.

Good luck on your application!

Solent University

Southampton

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