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Got offer in clearing even though grades way off?

I got an offer from a uni which typically offers for students with ABB-BBB and I applied through clearing with CCE yet they sent an email offering me a place?

Is this too good to be true?

Reply 1

Charles III

An offer is an offer! Congratulations!! As long as you have it in writing, it's legit. :smile:

Reply 2

pipparos3

out of curiosity what uni is it??

which uni omg

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Original post by screweverything

I got an offer from a uni which typically offers for students with ABB-BBB and I applied through clearing with CCE yet they sent an email offering me a place?

Is this too good to be true?

Have you put the offer into Track and have they accepted? Which course is it?

Fingers crossed for you :smile:

Reply 5

brokenchronos

I got A*BB and got into university of Newcastle for maths through clearing, cant complain lmao

Reply 6

screweverything

Original post by She-Ra

Have you put the offer into Track and have they accepted? Which course is it?

Fingers crossed for you :smile:

I put it into track and it says "waiting for decision", which is why i'm sceptical, but they did say explicitly in the email that they're offering me the course.

Reply 7

Rentarou

Original post by screweverything

I put it into track and it says "waiting for decision", which is why i'm sceptical, but they did say explicitly in the email that they're offering me the course.

Is it Swansea?

Reply 8

screweverything

Original post by Rentarou

Is it Swansea?

nah, check pm.

Reply 9

Interrobang

Original post by screweverything

I put it into track and it says "waiting for decision", which is why i'm sceptical, but they did say explicitly in the email that they're offering me the course.

If you had written confirmation and you submitted it before their deadline then it's fine :smile:

Reply 10

username4385726

Original post by screweverything

nah, check pm.

I'm also curious to know, if you don't mind

Reply 11

Georgeous_

A level results at a 12 year low and less 18 year olds this year. While universities aren't neccesairily struggling to fill places (the demand is always there), they perhaps are willing to be a bit less pickier than usual so they can keep raking in the dough.

Not to discredit your achivements though, congratulations!