How likely am I to be offered a place at university when I do not have a clean DBS?

I am preparing to apply at university and so have found my self researching about entry requirements etc.; when I came across the section labelled DBS checks. When joining college in September I had an enhanced DBS check and an offence from my past (2011) appeared, the offence is "Theft with intent to steal- dwelling". This wasn't put in either barred list for both adults or children but from research I have found that this is a crime that will never be removed. I would like to know early on so I can prepare my self if this is something that will heavily impact my career plans of becoming a midwife as I am becoming increasingly worried that I will not be able to fulfil my future as I have always wished. Is there any way a university will still offer me a place or am I likely to lose opportunities due to this mistake from my past? Thank you so much, any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

neither I or anyone I know had their records checked during the UCAS application process but I'm not sure if you have to go out of your way and declare it. If not, you will most likely get away with it

When it comes to UCAS they probably would not check, but it is a possibility at a later stage that NHS may do. The problem with what appears to be an offence of burglary is that it is one of dishonesty offences, and dishonesty is treated with excess caution in any medical profession. But I feel like the OP should give it a go, for I believe they have some discretion in deciding how to deal with him/her.

When it comes to UCAS they probably would not check, but it is a possibility at a later stage that NHS may do. The problem with what appears to be an offence of burglary is that it is one of dishonesty offences, and dishonesty is treated with excess caution in any medical profession. But I feel like the OP should give it a go, for I believe they have some discretion in deciding how to deal with him/her.

Note: not declaring it as requested will only exacerbate the dishonesty bit, so it may be better for the OP to do as they request.

Yeah mb didn't realise what forum I was in, just clicked on latest discussions. I edited it but still it's hard to say when it's ultimately up to the admissions department and I don't know how serious the crime is. I thought it would be more of a problem if the crime was related to people rather than property

I am more than happy to declare this and would not hide this at all as I have come to terms to having to pay for my mistakes and admit to those even though it's a horrible subject. As it is a dishonesty offence do you think this would really decrease my chances of being able to study midwifery at univeristy as i would have to complete plaement within the NHS? and the NHS is also where I am aiming for my career to lead me.

I am preparing to apply at university and so have found my self researching about entry requirements etc.; when I came across the section labelled DBS checks. When joining college in September I had an enhanced DBS check and an offence from my past (2011) appeared, the offence is "Theft with intent to steal- dwelling". This wasn't put in either barred list for both adults or children but from research I have found that this is a crime that will never be removed. I would like to know early on so I can prepare my self if this is something that will heavily impact my career plans of becoming a midwife as I am becoming increasingly worried that I will not be able to fulfil my future as I have always wished. Is there any way a university will still offer me a place or am I likely to lose opportunities due to this mistake from my past? Thank you so much, any feedback will be greatly appreciated.