Is my conditional supposed to be an unconditional??

Man...judging from your profile picture, i think you need to use shampoo before using conditioner,

Man...judging from your profile picture, i think you need to use shampoo before using conditioner,

I received a conditional offer from one of my chosen universities earlier this evening but the only condition is that I send them my certificates as I'd already achieved my grades last year, is this supposed to be an unconditional offer? Should I contact the university in case it's an error?

I received a conditional offer from one of my chosen universities earlier this evening but the only condition is that I send them my certificates as I'd already achieved my grades last year, is this supposed to be an unconditional offer? Should I contact the university in case it's an error?

It's an conditional offer, subject to the grades on your your certificates being equal or higher than than the offer.

An unconditional offer is one where they've seen your certificates and then give you a uni place without conditions on what grades or interview.

Its still a conditional offer, it is conditional on whether you show them evidence of your grades or not. Basically, just send your certificates in and dont worry about it. Congrats!! you have your place at uni.

Now that I helped you out. I need some advice. THIS IS A SHOCKING STORY SO READ AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION!! PEGI 18!!

Help!! My friend grows bacteria!! ;( How am i gna live with him???
This sad story occured at my uni. ;( Now I find it hard to escape

So basically yh... we agreed that myself and my other mate are going to move in with this friend (we'll call him X) and made this plan 2 month ago. However, we were told by X's flat mate that he is the flatmate from HELL!! he leaves food in the kitchen for 3 weeks to the point where blue bacteria grows on it like wtf.. he doesnt wash his dishes and when he does, he merely wipes it and puts it away... furthermore, he takes up 95% of the freezer... and the rest of the 5 flat mates have to share the rest of the fridge... when they confront X about this, he says hes busy and gets confrontational. X's flatmate has said we can move in with him, but we dont wana snake X as hes a cool guy. I cant deal with bacterial colonies in our kitchen... and as for the toilet, lets not mention that. And dont get me started on X's flatmates protein powder. He only said he can borrow some of the powder. A normal person would borrow a scoop or two max, he decided to use the whole 40kilo bag in one day... (exaggeration but it was finished lol)... someone help us wat shall we do. even if he promises hes gna not do it i dont wana get tied down in a year long rental contract. Appreciate the help. thanks

be straight with him, honestly, if you've tried confronting him and he won't listen then there isn't much more you can do about it other than not move in with him. He's had his chance to change and he won't. Either that or you move in and play maid, gut the flat and try to keep up with the cleaning after that, tell him he has to pull his weight if he wants you to stay.

what if he promises to change, but instead carries on with his filthy ways! What do i do? I know my name indicates i aint a snake tho, but i'd become a snake in this scenario!!

He'd be the snake if he were continue his behaviour after saying he would change, you'd just be acting on what you had already warned him about. Just be clear that you will only move in if he were to literally clean up his act.

And in this scenario, your health would be at risk, so would you rather risk being called a snake and move to a clean flat and be happier or would you rather get sick because your friend has no respect for his home or his friends?

Honestly, it's your call from here, maybe talk to your friend who was going to move in with 'x' with you and see what he thinks, it really depends on if you want to risk putting yourself through living in an unclean flat and potentially having the awkward situation of letting 'x' down later on down the line, or you could just bite the bullet and tell him that you don't think you can live with him. Simple as that really.

I received a conditional offer from one of my chosen universities earlier this evening but the only condition is that I send them my certificates as I'd already achieved my grades last year, is this supposed to be an unconditional offer? Should I contact the university in case it's an error?

Sorry man, but it's not my place. He'll appreciate it more coming from you or your friend, nothing's worse than hearing bad news from a messenger. Good luck

I really don't know what else to suggest