Discuss your 2010-11 UCAS decisions *HERE*

People with AS-levels getting unconditionals? Never seen that, sorry I'd thought you were referring to Highers. If AS-levels were qualifications in their own right (whereas they're only really half an official qualification) then theoretically I guess they could get unconditionals.

Hey, I've received an offer from a university for a course that is different to the one that I applied for. Are they allowed to do that? Am major confused

They won't be in the same way as Highers are. Are they not half an A-level?

An A at AS-level = 60 points.
An A at Higher = 80 points.

Since most people (appear to do about four AS levels on TSR, I guess it doesn't generate enough points... or it might be the course content involved).

Hey, I've received an offer from a university for a course that is different to the one that I applied for. Are they allowed to do that? Am major confused

I'm applying for the same course, when did you send off your ucas?

It can sometimes happen with duel honours/courses leading to a masters. What did you apply for and what did they offer you?

What day/time did you get that offer? Also, what were the conditions?

University: Nottingham
Course: Mathematics and Philosophy
Date Application sent:
Decision: Conditional
Requirements: AAB
Reaction: SOOOO HAPPY! Even though it wasn't my first choice, its the first reply that I've gotten. For some reason I was convinced that I wouldn't get in. But YAY.

Here comes the first person (probably?) who got rejected, yay.

I hate UCL ?fury?

Well, at least I still have got manchester working as back ups...ahaha...(sigh

What were your AS grades / predicted grades? I have also applied to UCL but still waiting for a reply... I really don't think I am gong to get an offer after seeing everyone else's grades that have applied there!

Universisty: Warwick
Course: GV15 Maths and philosophy
Date Application sent: 4th october
Decision: Conditional
Offer conditions: A*A*A + 2 in STEP
Reaction: So happy! My first choice if I don't get an oxford offer although the conditions are rather daunting

any offers for economics?

you name the degree, manchester has given an offer for it.


UCL have been active in rejections today, it looks like you have survived the first wave. fingers crossed.


nottingham have given offers to international applicants but are waiting til after the jan deadline for domestic.

watch this space.