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Hello,
I just got several offers from Westminster, Roehampton and Greenwich Universities and the deadline to accept or refuse is approaching. The thing is that I am also waiting for other universities and I didn't get any response from them yet. Can I accept several offers and then cancel if I get another ?
Since i am an international student I don't really know how it works but I don’t want to loose the opportunity to study in the UK if the others universities im still waiting for are rejecting my application.
Thank you
I just got several offers from Westminster, Roehampton and Greenwich Universities and the deadline to accept or refuse is approaching. The thing is that I am also waiting for other universities and I didn't get any response from them yet. Can I accept several offers and then cancel if I get another ?
Since i am an international student I don't really know how it works but I don’t want to loose the opportunity to study in the UK if the others universities im still waiting for are rejecting my application.
Thank you
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(Original post by fyre97)
Hello,
I just got several offers from Westminster, Roehampton and Greenwich Universities and the deadline to accept or refuse is approaching. The thing is that I am also waiting for other universities and I didn't get any response from them yet. Can I accept several offers and then cancel if I get another ?
Since i am an international student I don't really know how it works but want to loose the opportunity to study in the UK if the others universities im still waiting for are rejecting my application.
Thank you
Hello,
I just got several offers from Westminster, Roehampton and Greenwich Universities and the deadline to accept or refuse is approaching. The thing is that I am also waiting for other universities and I didn't get any response from them yet. Can I accept several offers and then cancel if I get another ?
Since i am an international student I don't really know how it works but want to loose the opportunity to study in the UK if the others universities im still waiting for are rejecting my application.
Thank you
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Universities have to respond to you before 20 May.
You then have until 10 June to make your Firm and Insurance choice.
You then have until 10 June to make your Firm and Insurance choice.
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(Original post by PQ)
If you're applying through UCAS then the deadline to pick a firm choice is in June this year - and you can't pick a firm until you have decisions from all 5 of your choices.
If you're applying through UCAS then the deadline to pick a firm choice is in June this year - and you can't pick a firm until you have decisions from all 5 of your choices.
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Universities have to respond to you before 20 May.
You then have until 10 June to make your Firm and Insurance choice.
Universities have to respond to you before 20 May.
You then have until 10 June to make your Firm and Insurance choice.
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(Original post by fyre97)
is this also the case for postgraduate applications through UCAS or only for undergraduate applications ?
is this also the case for postgraduate applications through UCAS or only for undergraduate applications ?
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This is a postgraduate application and only westminster is also using UCAS for postgraduate applications. In their mail they told me the deadline was april 15th. Is this a deadline to accept the offer as a firm or insurance choice or a deadline to definitely accept the offer ?
This is a postgraduate application and only westminster is also using UCAS for postgraduate applications. In their mail they told me the deadline was april 15th. Is this a deadline to accept the offer as a firm or insurance choice or a deadline to definitely accept the offer ?
If that's the case then you can always ask a university to extend your deadline to accept your offer and explain the situation.
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