Error on ucas application - which one of these should i contact?

i rang UCAS earlier on today and informed them that i had might a slight error on my UCAS form. they told me that it wouldn't have no implications and could contact the universities if i wish to do so

should i email the university itself or email the admissions tutor of the course?

thanks in advance

have u finished your application and sent it off because track is not available right now?

https://track.ucas.com/status/index.html

forgot to mention, yeah i have sent it off and the assistant at ucas told me that once the form is sent off - there is no way of changing it

:/ you have 14 days to change it from the day you have sent it BUT as track is not available either email UCAS or wait until tracks back online and withdraw your application and make the necessary changes , you would have to get your college to re-send it again though

i'll have to wait untill track is up and running then - what happens if the universities are already processing my application and i withdraw it?

would you email the admissions tutor or the university itself?

i'll have to wait untill track is up and running then - what happens if the universities are already processing my application and i withdraw it?

would you email the admissions tutor or the university itself?

yeah what is the error?

i put an AS level subject (pending - going to be awarded in june-august) in the GCE advanced level section (pending)

i put an AS level subject (pending - going to be awarded in june-august) in the GCE advanced level section (pending)

hahaha, could just ring up UCAS see if they will change it, or just ring up the unis it will be sooo much easy then withdrawing your applications but is up 2 you

hahaha, could just ring up UCAS see if they will change it, or just ring up the unis it will be sooo much easy then withdrawing your applications but is up 2 you

i rang ucas and they said its nothing major, and to email the university. i wanted to know if i should email the university itself or the admissions tutor of the course?

No, it's not - withdraw it and that it, over for this cycle. He'd need to reapply next year.

No, it's not - withdraw it and that it, over for this cycle. He'd need to reapply next year.

Admissions tutor of the course.

why don't u read it? you are allow to withdraw it within 14 days on the day of the welcome letter

thanks, do you think it will weaken my application?