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it's their get out clause so they can change people to International fees at a later date if they've made a mistake in their assessment. unless you have a reason to think you're not eligible for home fees, I wouldn't worry.
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Original post by UCAS_Expert
it's their get out clause so they can change people to International fees at a later date if they've made a mistake in their assessment. unless you have a reason to think you're not eligible for home fees, I wouldn't worry.


I am worried I won't be classified as home fees... is there anything I should do...?xx
Why might you not be?
Original post by ubayd1847
I am worried I won't be classified as home fees... is there anything I should do...?xx

Ring Warwick and ask them to send you a fee assessment form to confirm your fee status.
Ring Warwick and ask them to send you a fee assessment form to confirm your fee status.


I'm frankly shocked that a University is happy to wait until registration to finalise the fee status. they should be proactively sending the fee assessment out. finding out at reg that you're on international fees rather than home is quite a massive change.
I believe Warwick send two emails where they have amended someone’s fee status.

1) An offer email which states “you have been assessed as X fee status”.

2) A second email which states “you have initially been assessed as X. If you wish to have this revisited, please complete the following questionnaire.”

I am not aware of the word “provisional” appearing in their Home offers, although I’m happy to be proved wrong.
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Original post by UCAS_Expert
Why might you not be?

I'm not sure if I've been 'ordinarily resident' for the last three years.. already doing the assessment with Queen Mary.

Ring Warwick and ask them to send you a fee assessment form to confirm your fee status.

okay I'll probably email them.. since I'm not even in the country right now..

Original post by Admit-One
I believe Warwick send two emails where they have amended someone’s fee status.

1) An offer email which states “you have been assessed as X fee status”.

2) A second email which states “you have initially been assessed as X. If you wish to have this revisited, please complete the following questionnaire.”

I am not aware of the word “provisional” appearing in their Home offers, although I’m happy to be proved wrong.

Is this meant to be when I enrol, or do they send it before I make my decisions...?x


thank youuuuu!!!xx
Email 2 should come within 1 or 2 working days of the offer. Enrolment will be much later, circa Aug/Sept.

If you want to PM me the email I can take a look.
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Original post by Admit-One
Email 2 should come within 1 or 2 working days of the offer. Enrolment will be much later, circa Aug/Sept.

If you want to PM me the email I can take a look.

Oh yes thank you. I'll pm you the email x
Original post by ubayd1847
Received an offer from Warwick uni. Does anybody know what 'provisional home fees' is? It says these will be fixed when I enrol.

I am still waiting for an offer from Warwick after receiving ABB offers from Exeter, Nottingham and Lancaster. I have applied for Biochemistry starting 2020.
Reply 11
Original post by Eduardo Vargas
I am still waiting for an offer from Warwick after receiving ABB offers from Exeter, Nottingham and Lancaster. I have applied for Biochemistry starting 2020.

Omg GOOD LUCK Eduardo xx
Original post by UCAS_Expert
it's their get out clause so they can change people to International fees at a later date if they've made a mistake in their assessment. unless you have a reason to think you're not eligible for home fees, I wouldn't worry.

But they have all the information when you apply. What would they do if you haven't been a local student for 3 years and you have received this offer? Will they automatically change it to international?
Original post by crazy-orchestra
But they have all the information when you apply. What would they do if you haven't been a local student for 3 years and you have received this offer? Will they automatically change it to international?


This thread is very old and their process may have changed over the last 3yrs.

Unis don't receive all the supporting information they need to assess fee status on a UCAS application, which is why if there is any doubt it's typical to default to overseas and ask for a fee review to be completed.