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I mean you can. I don't know why you would, unless you know your insurance will be pretty lenient.
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(Original post by vicvic38)
I mean you can. I don't know why you would, unless you know your insurance will be pretty lenient.
I mean you can. I don't know why you would, unless you know your insurance will be pretty lenient.
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(Original post by vicvic38)
I mean you can. I don't know why you would, unless you know your insurance will be pretty lenient.
I mean you can. I don't know why you would, unless you know your insurance will be pretty lenient.
It's fine to F & I the same offer if they're your 1st and 2nd and choice. Places with lower offers are typically in Clearing anyway.
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I did, because I didn't have any lower offers than the uni I wanted to firm. It's risky though, as if you miss the grades for your firm you'll also have missed the grades for your insurance.
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(Original post by KittyN)
I did, because I didn't have any lower offers than the uni I wanted to firm. It's risky though, as if you miss the grades for your firm you'll also have missed the grades for your insurance.
I did, because I didn't have any lower offers than the uni I wanted to firm. It's risky though, as if you miss the grades for your firm you'll also have missed the grades for your insurance.
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(Original post by Bluerainy)
Wdm by lenient?..
Wdm by lenient?..
It's not something good to rely on, mind you.
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(Original post by vicvic38)
Sometimes (ok a fair bit of the time) universities may be willing to let you in, even if you missed the grades by a little bit. I'm not sure how true it is, but I was always told in sixth form that UEA was fairly lenient, and so even if you missed your offer by a grade or two, you'd still be accepted.
It's not something good to rely on, mind you.
Sometimes (ok a fair bit of the time) universities may be willing to let you in, even if you missed the grades by a little bit. I'm not sure how true it is, but I was always told in sixth form that UEA was fairly lenient, and so even if you missed your offer by a grade or two, you'd still be accepted.
It's not something good to rely on, mind you.
But like you said it's too risky so I'm not gonna rely on it.
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