Law direct applications International Student
Are there any Law courses I can apply to as an international student without UCAS? I am going to be submitting a UCAS application too but I also want to try direct applications just in case.
Are there any websites or any keywords I can search on google for information like this? Thanks!
Are there any websites or any keywords I can search on google for information like this? Thanks!
Original post by McGinger
Unlikely as UK Unis have an agreement to only use UCAS - you would have to contact each University to check.
Oh okay thanks. I guess I have to go to each individual university to check... So far only Kent and Ulster...
Edit: Just realised you cant use both UCAS and apply directly. IF I DON'T GET OFFERS I GUESS ITS UCAS EXTRA FOR ME THEN
(edited 7 months ago)
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