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Hello,
I got accepted into the University of Edinburgh last year (this year is my first year at university) but could not go due to financial reasons and so I had to go to a university in Canada.
Because of the pound dropping, there is a very small difference between my universities and my parents are also willing to pay the small difference now so I was wondering what are my chances in getting accepted as a transfer student in the second year.
Would the fact that I didn't go when I first got offered affect a second application and would there be in an issue between the different academic systems?
Thank you
I got accepted into the University of Edinburgh last year (this year is my first year at university) but could not go due to financial reasons and so I had to go to a university in Canada.
Because of the pound dropping, there is a very small difference between my universities and my parents are also willing to pay the small difference now so I was wondering what are my chances in getting accepted as a transfer student in the second year.
Would the fact that I didn't go when I first got offered affect a second application and would there be in an issue between the different academic systems?
Thank you
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Hello,
I got accepted into the University of Edinburgh last year (this year is my first year at university) but could not go due to financial reasons and so I had to go to a university in Canada.
Because of the pound dropping, there is a very small difference between my universities and my parents are also willing to pay the small difference now so I was wondering what are my chances in getting accepted as a transfer student in the second year.
Would the fact that I didn't go when I first got offered affect a second application and would there be in an issue between the different academic systems?
Thank you
Hello,
I got accepted into the University of Edinburgh last year (this year is my first year at university) but could not go due to financial reasons and so I had to go to a university in Canada.
Because of the pound dropping, there is a very small difference between my universities and my parents are also willing to pay the small difference now so I was wondering what are my chances in getting accepted as a transfer student in the second year.
Would the fact that I didn't go when I first got offered affect a second application and would there be in an issue between the different academic systems?
Thank you
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