Help!! My life is Over!!

OK, I agree with you.

But regardless of the depth of devastation, shouldn't the student who made his A offer still be allowed to post without being reproached. If we start judgeing the depth of devastation, how far we will go... "Anybody who has got over a B can't complain!"

The student who made his A offer should have the tact and sensitivity to appreciate that people on a board like this may not have met there offer - and that is a much bigger disruption to there future plans than not getting full marks but still getting into uni.

you're missing the point, RH wasn't your firm

My friend rob recieved 3 U's and an E. He has not been asked to come back into yr 13 next year, he is gutted. Does that then mean that someone who just missed a D can't post because it is 'insensitive' to my friend?

aww you did really well imo, an aabb is excellent

it wasn't her insurance, she didn't favour her insurance, most people don't.

most people don't? that's pretty funny that seeing as a lot of people i know have had go for their insurance

ironically i havent but you choose an insurance for a reason

most people don't? that's pretty funny that seeing as a lot of people i know have had go for their insurance

ironically i havent but you choose an insurance for a reason

I cautiously decided to have an insurance just in case I completely failed. Now I regret it. They're creating so much havoc for me now that I've asked them to release me

hehehe me too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ive got to ring up the guy and give some reasons as to why i should be released

They've stated they've released me verbally and via email, however have failed to notify UCAS who won't send me a CEF yet. UCASs explanation that due to the influx of admin work my insurance probably won't be able to respond until Monday. I've received an application pack from RH, and have already explained that my response may be delayed but that I certainly am accepting my offer once everything is sorted out. Good luck with yours. Be persistent, they can't force you to go.

Edit: I just said I was unahppy with some of the components of the course, and lied that overall I wasn't sure what course I'd like to study, therefore if they released me into clearing I could make some important decisions (meanwhile I secured one of the last places at RH).

ok im not too late or anything am i? at last they said i have a good chance of getting in and i have to ring up the insurance tutor ( admissions ) to release me first.....

god its a complicated process, after all this technology you would have thought! my mum said to leave it till the weekend but i'm going to call later when my dad gets home!

this is the stupid thing, explaining it all to them.....? obviously you are calling them because you dont want to go in the FIRST PLACE!!!!!!!!!

ugh

If your insurances line is still open, I would advise you to get on the phone now. It took me 6 hours to get through mine with little success and then another 3 hours or so despite being on the phone as soon as the lines opened. Email them as well. Just let your university know you'll be accepting your place as soon as your insurance releases you. Like I said if you want that place really bad, fight for it.

It's pretty simple. They cannot force you to go. Say you'd like them to release you, if they ask you why, tell them, even lie if you have to. They will release you, they might be a little difficult but again they can't make you go!

my university already knows that i think....... after i've been released what forms do I receive? i receive something from the one i want to go to but what else?

You'll recieve your Clearing Entry Form and the form from your chosen university. Then you send both forms back to the Admissions Office of your University.