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I hold a conditional unconditional which I firmed to make unconditional. On the ucas website I’ve been told I could be eligible for adjustment. Does anyone know anything about my situation?
I hold a conditional unconditional which I firmed to make unconditional. On the ucas website I’ve been told I could be eligible for adjustment. Does anyone know anything about my situation?
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(Original post by Mustafa0605)
Hi
I hold a conditional unconditional which I firmed to make unconditional. On the ucas website I’ve been told I could be eligible for adjustment. Does anyone know anything about my situation?
Hi
I hold a conditional unconditional which I firmed to make unconditional. On the ucas website I’ve been told I could be eligible for adjustment. Does anyone know anything about my situation?
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It depends on how your firm choice makes your offer unconditional. There’s 2 ways they can do it - one will allow you to be eligible, the other won’t.
Even if the option is available on Track in August it’s possible that universities that you want to adjust to will decide that you aren’t eligible if your offer conditions make it clear that there’s no academic conditions if you firm that choice.
Even if the option is available on Track in August it’s possible that universities that you want to adjust to will decide that you aren’t eligible if your offer conditions make it clear that there’s no academic conditions if you firm that choice.
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The degree was made unconditional when I firmed it. I did speak to the uni and they told they can’t force me to stay in it and I can be placed in clearing if I wanted but obviously adjustment is preferable for me as I secure the place while looking for better options.
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(Original post by Mustafa0605)
The degree was made unconditional when I firmed it. I did speak to the uni and they told they can’t force me to stay in it and I can be placed in clearing if I wanted but obviously adjustment is preferable for me as I secure the place while looking for better options.
The degree was made unconditional when I firmed it. I did speak to the uni and they told they can’t force me to stay in it and I can be placed in clearing if I wanted but obviously adjustment is preferable for me as I secure the place while looking for better options.
There’s no way to know which transaction a university has used without accessing your ucas record (do not offer access to your ucas record to any strangers!).
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(Original post by Mustafa0605)
The degree was made unconditional when I firmed it. I did speak to the uni and they told they can’t force me to stay in it and I can be placed in clearing if I wanted but obviously adjustment is preferable for me as I secure the place while looking for better options.
The degree was made unconditional when I firmed it. I did speak to the uni and they told they can’t force me to stay in it and I can be placed in clearing if I wanted but obviously adjustment is preferable for me as I secure the place while looking for better options.
Do bear in mind that being placed in clearing on results day can also be a time consuming process.
Do you actually want to go to the university you have firmed, or are you just firming it because it's unconditional?
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(Original post by PQ)
There’s 2 different transactions that the university could use to make it unconditional. One will rule out adjustment entirely, the other would give you the button but might not be accepted by universities that you want to adjust to.
There’s no way to know which transaction a university has used without accessing your ucas record (do not offer access to your ucas record to any strangers!).
There’s 2 different transactions that the university could use to make it unconditional. One will rule out adjustment entirely, the other would give you the button but might not be accepted by universities that you want to adjust to.
There’s no way to know which transaction a university has used without accessing your ucas record (do not offer access to your ucas record to any strangers!).
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It is a bit confusing because adjustment if for people who get better grades but with my offer I have no grade requirements. Adjustment is preferable to clearing as I can hold my place, which is at a decent university, to look for any better university
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