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I finished my UCAS applications in September of last year. Haven’t heard from any University (UCL, KCL, Edinburgh). It’s very worrying since it’s already been an inordinate amount time since my application... I applied for Comp Sci and I have been predicted 4A*s.
Why is it that universities haven’t reverted yet? Has it something to do with the pandemic? Should I write to them? What reply can I expect?
Any illumination on these aspects is greatly appreciated.
Why is it that universities haven’t reverted yet? Has it something to do with the pandemic? Should I write to them? What reply can I expect?
Any illumination on these aspects is greatly appreciated.
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They'll get back to you in good time. No need to pester them over it. If memory serves UCL in particular took ages to sift through and give back offers (although this was quite some time ago now 
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That being said, cant hurt to ask the admissions when they aim to start awarding offers if you're really that keen to know.
).That being said, cant hurt to ask the admissions when they aim to start awarding offers if you're really that keen to know.
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(Original post by richie.harvy)
I finished my UCAS applications in September of last year. Haven’t heard from any University (UCL, KCL, Edinburgh). It’s very worrying since it’s already been an inordinate amount time since my application... I applied for Comp Sci and I have been predicted 4A*s.
Why is it that universities haven’t reverted yet? Has it something to do with the pandemic? Should I write to them? What reply can I expect?
Any illumination on these aspects is greatly appreciated.
I finished my UCAS applications in September of last year. Haven’t heard from any University (UCL, KCL, Edinburgh). It’s very worrying since it’s already been an inordinate amount time since my application... I applied for Comp Sci and I have been predicted 4A*s.
Why is it that universities haven’t reverted yet? Has it something to do with the pandemic? Should I write to them? What reply can I expect?
Any illumination on these aspects is greatly appreciated.
Kcl has an applicant portal (and I think so does ucl). If you haven’t got your login details for the portal then you should check your junk/spam folders and contact universities if they haven’t sent you anything. It’s possible that they’re waiting until after the deadline to make a decision on your application.
Edinburgh don’t make decisions for many courses until after the January deadline (which isn’t until the 29th now). So I wouldn’t bother them.
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(Original post by richie.harvy)
I finished my UCAS applications in September of last year. Haven’t heard from any University (UCL, KCL, Edinburgh). It’s very worrying since it’s already been an inordinate amount time since my application... I applied for Comp Sci and I have been predicted 4A*s.
Why is it that universities haven’t reverted yet? Has it something to do with the pandemic? Should I write to them? What reply can I expect?
Any illumination on these aspects is greatly appreciated.
I finished my UCAS applications in September of last year. Haven’t heard from any University (UCL, KCL, Edinburgh). It’s very worrying since it’s already been an inordinate amount time since my application... I applied for Comp Sci and I have been predicted 4A*s.
Why is it that universities haven’t reverted yet? Has it something to do with the pandemic? Should I write to them? What reply can I expect?
Any illumination on these aspects is greatly appreciated.
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Most 'top' Unis make the bulk of their offers after the January deadline.
And they wont make final offers until March/April.
So, not having offers is actually quite normal.
And they wont make final offers until March/April.
So, not having offers is actually quite normal.
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Many universities wait until March deadline to make offers for September entry, its perfectly normal and nothing to worry about. You could contact Admissions and query, but you're likely to get a similar answer!
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