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Worth calling them up again to check and see if they can sent confirmation of the verbal offer. Also ask for a deadline by which you need to respond.

Things vary between courses and universities, so I wouldn't get too worried about how quickly your friend got confirmation compared to yourself.

If I've been offered a place at a university do I rightfully have time to think on it? I mean, even though I've been given an offer could the spaces be filled up by others with Clearing offers, or do they only give out offers a they are available?

If I accepted a course related to my original chosen course and then after a while switch to the course I originally wanted to go, would they still consider my A levels? Or the grades I had in the course? How does it work?

Didn't meet the requirements for law with criminology so was thinking to enter in a different course, that is criminology and after a year change course and transfer to my original chosen course. How do I do that? Would they still judge me based on my previous a levels?

Yeah, I wanted to change within the same uni! How is it different if I change within the same uni?

You d have to go through ucas again to go to a different uni and you wouldn't to stay at the same one

Lol... I said I'd want to change course in the same uni.. Would they consider the grades of my first year in the course I attended?

Sorry I awfully worded my last post (long couple of days )
Yeah they would if you did well they probably wouldn't look at your a levels as much if at all. In the case of my uni I only had to pass to get onto the first year of another .

You d have to go through ucas again to go to a different uni and you wouldn't to stay at the same one

Oh ok.. And was your chosen course related to the previous one or totally different?

Related

But if it's related and they covered some modules of your current course why did you have to start all over again?

In Clearing/Adjustment, I see that a lot of Universities listed their places immediately, whilst others appeared some hours later.

At this moment in time, do you think that if someone declined their place at a Uni they would list the place on clearing, or would they offer it to someone who narrowly missed their offer?

What kind of questions do universities ask during clearing phone calls and how long does clearing last for (will it end tomorrow)?

Hi again,

I was just wondering that once you are offered a place through clearing on track officially, are you obliged to go to that university? I've been thinking that I may have rushed into accepting a place yesterday (track confirmed it today) I just wanted to keep my options open because I hadn't fully made up my mind about the future and now I'm thinking that maybe I should take a gap year instead and reapply. Any advice about how to (if needed in future) withdraw from this offer would be greatly appreciated!


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