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Hi there,
I applied at Northumbria Uni for a course in which I was first given a conditional offer (I had to meet their requirements like specific ucas points + c in maths and english).
The thing is, I checked on the ucas tracker and it showed that my offer was changed to an unconditional 2 days before the a-level results came in (confused about this) and after the results came in I got a much higher ucas points than their expected however just today my maths and english gcse results came and I still have a D.
My question is do I have to worry anymore now that I have a unconditional offer that was offered 2 days before a-level results came in? because on ucas track is shows that my place has been fully confirmed
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I applied at Northumbria Uni for a course in which I was first given a conditional offer (I had to meet their requirements like specific ucas points + c in maths and english).
The thing is, I checked on the ucas tracker and it showed that my offer was changed to an unconditional 2 days before the a-level results came in (confused about this) and after the results came in I got a much higher ucas points than their expected however just today my maths and english gcse results came and I still have a D.
My question is do I have to worry anymore now that I have a unconditional offer that was offered 2 days before a-level results came in? because on ucas track is shows that my place has been fully confirmed
Thanks
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(Original post by Kev1997)
Hi there,
I applied at Northumbria Uni for a course in which I was first given a conditional offer (I had to meet their requirements like specific ucas points + c in maths and english).
The thing is, I checked on the ucas tracker and it showed that my offer was changed to an unconditional 2 days before the a-level results came in (confused about this) and after the results came in I got a much higher ucas points than their expected however just today my maths and english gcse results came and I still have a D.
My question is do I have to worry anymore now that I have a unconditional offer that was offered 2 days before a-level results came in? because on ucas track is shows that my place has been fully confirmed
Thanks
Hi there,
I applied at Northumbria Uni for a course in which I was first given a conditional offer (I had to meet their requirements like specific ucas points + c in maths and english).
The thing is, I checked on the ucas tracker and it showed that my offer was changed to an unconditional 2 days before the a-level results came in (confused about this) and after the results came in I got a much higher ucas points than their expected however just today my maths and english gcse results came and I still have a D.
My question is do I have to worry anymore now that I have a unconditional offer that was offered 2 days before a-level results came in? because on ucas track is shows that my place has been fully confirmed
Thanks
Feel free to contact your university if you're not sure
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Uni's get your grades roughly a week before results day, this may be why it changed early. If your offer is still showing as unconditional, then, I think you're fine
Feel free to contact your university if you're not sure
Uni's get your grades roughly a week before results day, this may be why it changed early. If your offer is still showing as unconditional, then, I think you're fine
Feel free to contact your university if you're not sure
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Thanks Connor, I'm scared to contact the UNI now just in-case they change the offer lol
Thanks Connor, I'm scared to contact the UNI now just in-case they change the offer lol
I am fairly sure that they did mean to offer you the place though
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Usually, once it's offered, they can't retract it - it's a legal obligation.
I am fairly sure that they did mean to offer you the place though
Usually, once it's offered, they can't retract it - it's a legal obligation.
I am fairly sure that they did mean to offer you the place though
Thanks so much
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Thanks Connor, I'm scared to contact the UNI now just in-case they change the offer lol
Thanks Connor, I'm scared to contact the UNI now just in-case they change the offer lol
Yeah exactly like Connor says - they can't take the offer back if they've changed it to unconditional and believe me it won't be a mistake (they are very thorough when it comes to admissions at any university!)
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Hi Kev,
Yeah exactly like Connor says - they can't take the offer back if they've changed it to unconditional and believe me it won't be a mistake (they are very thorough when it comes to admissions at any university!)
- Kath.
Hi Kev,
Yeah exactly like Connor says - they can't take the offer back if they've changed it to unconditional and believe me it won't be a mistake (they are very thorough when it comes to admissions at any university!)
- Kath
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