University Admissions and Grade changes - what are universities saying?

University of Glasgow too.

https://twitter.com/UofGlasgow/status/1295401369042587648

I mean what most universities are saying isn’t repeatable in polite society.

Updated, thank you.
If you see that they've tweeted again with anything linked on their website about this could you let me know?
I'm happy including social media statements from unis but fuller statements on their websites would be preferable if they're available (obviously not yet in this case).

I'm sure that they did post something on their website earlier but couldn't find it, when I just checked. I don't imagine that it will have changed, however.

Due to the changes announced today regarding grades awarded to A Level students, many universities are rapidly announcing statements about their policies toward applicants whose grades have been changed to meet their original offers, among other scenarios.

Due to the changes announced today regarding grades awarded to A Level students, many universities are rapidly announcing statements about their policies toward applicants whose grades have been changed to meet their original offers, among other scenarios.

This thread is for you to find out what the universities you're interested in have been saying about this so far.

Please check with the universities you're interested in what they will and won't offer to you before making any decisions. You can find university clearing phone numbers and list of available courses here.

!! Make sure you have a written guarantee before you release yourself back into clearing from any other offers you hold. !!

Universities who have released statements:

University of Bristol >>
University of Glasgow >>
University of Nottingham >>
Queen Mary (QMUL) >>
Royal Holloway >>


Disclaimer: All links and information provided in this thread is accurate to the best of our knowledge and at the time of inclusion in this post. TSR does not accept responsibility if any of the information posted or linked to in this thread changes since we added it.

You can find information about the Autumn exam series and retake options here.

Due to the changes announced today regarding grades awarded to A Level students, many universities are rapidly announcing statements about their policies toward applicants whose grades have been changed to meet their original offers, among other scenarios.

This thread is for you to find out what the universities you're interested in have been saying about this so far.

Please check with the universities you're interested in what they will and won't offer to you before making any decisions. You can find university clearing phone numbers and list of available courses here.

!! Make sure you have a written guarantee before you release yourself back into clearing from any other offers you hold. !!

Universities who have released statements:

Bristol >>
Exeter >>
Glasgow >>
Imperial College London >>
Keele >>
Lincoln >>
Nottingham >>
Queen Mary (QMUL) >>
Royal Holloway >>
Sheffield >>
University College London (UCL) >>
Warwick >>
York >>


Disclaimer: All links and information provided in this thread is accurate to the best of our knowledge and at the time of inclusion in this post. TSR does not accept responsibility if any of the information posted or linked to in this thread changes since we added it.

You can find information about the Autumn exam series and retake options here.

Here is my concern what happens to us med applicants who originally went into clearing but got rejected from them due to filled capacity do we defer a year?