Discuss your 2010-11 UCAS decisions *HERE*

I would really like to make a firm choice on Oxford, but I have serious difficulties about funding my studies. I applied for a scholarship at Oxford and the outcome won't come until early May. Besides, 2 of my offers are unconditional and 2 are conditional on proof of my A-levels, which I have already sent them and thus fulfilled the conditions.

I am trying to ensure that the UCAS deadline doesn't pass before I receive my scholarship outcome.

The UCAS website says:


Since it says "unless you live outside the EU", it might indicate that my deadline is 7 June, instead of 5 May (the usual deadline for UK students).

I would appreciate if you could confirm that my deadline is 7 June.

Thanks.

I would really like to make a firm choice on Oxford, but I have serious difficulties about funding my studies. I applied for a scholarship at Oxford and the outcome won't come until early May. Besides, 2 of my offers are unconditional and 2 are conditional on proof of my A-levels, which I have already sent them and thus fulfilled the conditions.

I am trying to ensure that the UCAS deadline doesn't pass before I receive my scholarship outcome.

The UCAS website says:


Since it says "unless you live outside the EU", it might indicate that my deadline is 7 June, instead of 5 May (the usual deadline for UK students).

I would appreciate if you could confirm that my deadline is 7 June.

Thanks.

Ring them to clarify.

so i apply to University College Birmingham and i just got a Conditional, but on the entry requirements before you apply they ask for C in Maths and English..but i aint got a C maths and im not even re taking it...but they wrote nothing about it on the Conditions..just said i need 200 points..so would they ask for it later or they just didnt care...because tbh i expect to get decline from them.

I would appreciate if you could confirm that my deadline is 7 June.

Thanks.

Sadly not, they are both asking for AAB.

So only one can go down as my firm.

Any advice?

Have you decided yet?

Personally I think Birmingham and the area is a complete ****hole, the only "decent/different" looking thing about it is the Bullring and some good nights out. But Manchester seems to have a lot more to offer. As I said personal opinion, I do seriously dislike Birmingham (and the accent).

Look at the course modules, the finances and maybe things to do in the area.

Hey, I'm currently in second year and just got a conditional offer from Heriot Watt Uni for a transfer to 3rd year in September. The condition is 65% in second year... In my first semester i got 63% now. Does anyone know if HWU is really strict about that or if there is any chance to get in even if i dont get enough % in second semester to achieve 65% in total?

I have had two letters from Birmingham uni saying I have an offer from them, but my problem is that the offer still hasn't shown up on Track. I received the actual offer letter (with conditions and everything) yesterday, but it was sent the 26th of January (I dont live in the UK), so surely Track should be updated by now? I'm reeeally nervous, thinking they might have changed their mind or something.

See, with me, it's the exact opposite, and it's really unnerving.

No letter whatsoever, no acknowledgement, but track updated about a week ago saying I had an offer for english & CW.

A week later, still no letter. Absolutely no contact at all. Not even an email.

I don't get it.

Also, don't worry. I got notified of an offer from Leicester by post, and it took two weeks to update on track.