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The big thread of questions about Track status

At some point the college sends out letters to applicants with track numbers and passwords on, and by logging into here you can track the 'status' of your application - whether it has reached the college yet and that kind of thing. I wouldn't worry too much - most people say its rubbish and it doesn't much more information that UCAS track does.

Reply 81

Pickles88

hi does anyone know the web adress, i lost my letter and want to track my application!? thanks

Reply 82

spunkym0nkey

Durham Track
Don't expect much its an anticlimax :p:

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Reply 83

Pickles88

well do you have the web adress? i just want to see if my application has gone through the first stage and has been sent to a college or wether its still been accademicly looked at.

Reply 84

Danny_777

16

Theeere ya go.

http://www.dur.ac.uk/aes/

Reply 85

spunkym0nkey

Pickles88

well do you have the web adress? ......

clicking on the big blue Durham Track might get you there :p:

. If u only want the adress copy it after pressing on the link.

Reply 86

Aj_deity

4

So, here's a question for you guys which I think probably belongs in this thread...

I made an open application for PPE; I'm now at the "Recieved by College" stage. So far so good. Hopefully, something should come through by the end of the month, as that's what the letter said. But I have no idea which college my form is currently living in.

Now, I'm just checking out all these "other" parts to my Durham track, and I've been on my personalised link page. It's all the stuff I remember being on there, and then I notice that underneath the subheading "Colleges" I now have a link to Collingwood.

Am I to assume that this is where my application is? Any other open applicants had the same thing? I'm intrigued that they can update my links page to include this, but they are incapable of writing down the college on the actual Track...?

Reply 87

sfxdude

Yes; by the looks of it that means your application is at Collingwood and as discussed before you'll probably get an offer :smile:

My links has a link to St Mary's and that's where my offer is from, so it looks like that will be where your offer will be from!

Reply 88

Aj_deity

4

Awesome. I've just looked into it, and I'm more than happy to have a college with a pizza bar as my insurance! Now I just have to hope I don't get passed on after getting myself excited about it.

Reply 89

Slender Loris

3

Durham Track

Please note that our systems are currently being upgraded. This means that no new data relating to applications, or decisions, will be added to the system between 10th February and 16th February 2007. We apologise for the inconvenience.

So... does that mean it will actually be better/more useful/faster? As long as they don't change it so people make many threads going "OMG Durham track now says blablabla does that mean I'm rejected????"

Reply 90

Aj_deity

4

elyim

So... does that mean it will actually be better/more useful/faster? As long as they don't change it so people make many threads going "OMG Durham track now says blablabla does that mean I'm rejected????"

No system on earth could ever stop people making those threads. It's just a fundamental part of life.

Reply 91

Neutral_Tones

Hey, I've had a quick search around this forum, but can't really find much info so: When do Durham usually give out receipts of applications? I'd like to get my PIN number so I can log into the applicant enquiries service. I know there's unlikely to be any change until about December at the earliest, but I'd like to be able to log on! :smile:

Not that I'm obsessive or anything... I applied about a month ago if this helps. Thanks very much for any info!!! :biggrin:

Reply 92

*River

15

I applied in October last year, and I received the pin details from Durham in the first half of November. It's not really a crucial system to be honest, my offer came through on UCAS officially about 2 days after my Durham Track changed, and there were tales of it saying that you'd been accepted by the department when it went on to reject you :s:

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Reply 93

Neutral_Tones

That's worrying! Thanks very much for your help! :smile:

Reply 94

*Fool'sGold*

11

*River

I applied in October last year, and I received the pin details from Durham in the first half of November. It's not really a crucial system to be honest, my offer came through on UCAS officially about 2 days after my Durham Track changed, and there were tales of it saying that you'd been accepted by the department when it went on to reject you :s:

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Oh god

Reply 95

Itchynscratchy

10

the moral of the story is: Durham track is pants, don't use it.

Reply 96

*River

15

^what he said :wink:

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I'm sure you're all sufficiently addicted to UCAS track anyway!

Reply 97

danfel

7

I just received mine today. I applied for law but the AES is run centrally I think.

And so the madness ensues...

Reply 98

Reblet

12

I got mine today as well. And like an obssessive I checked it at 12, 1, 2... It's Saturday, I know nothing will change! Oh God... It's like deja vu...

Reply 99

danfel

7

Ditto *tears out hair*

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