Quick hypothetical question!

They're unlikely to remember you. And if they do, they're unlikely to care, unless you did something remarkably rash to turn down the offer.

Okay... A hypothetical situation:

Say, you applied for a course and got accepted... then for some (quite good) reason, you declined it totally deciding its not for you...

*few years later...*

you decide to want to give the original course another go, does that mean the places you applied to to begin with (that you accepted but rejected) will not give you another chance? Or can you still apply? What are the chances etc?

Any advice will be grateful!

Hi *skye*!

Yes that is absolutely fine. I have done this myself and had no problems.

I originally applied for Human Bioscience at Plymouth in 2001. I got accepted but then I declined their offer as I wanted some time out. I applied again in 2002 and did the same again because I decided to wait. I have applied again this year for the same course and been accepted but this time am definately going!!!

Hope this helps

niknak

Yeh thanks, it does!

I think they will never wanna see you again

Cheers for that

lol... such as?

Does deciding the subject isn't your top one count as a "remarkably rash" reason? lol