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When university say on their websites that you can get your application reconsidered, what does this actually do and has this worked for anybody? And in what case?
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https://www.bmh.manchester.ac.uk/stu...y/apply-5year/ it’s under offers
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(Original post by roseflamingo)
https://www.bmh.manchester.ac.uk/stu...y/apply-5year/ it’s under offers
https://www.bmh.manchester.ac.uk/stu...y/apply-5year/ it’s under offers
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(Original post by McGinger)
So what are your grounds for reconsideration?
So what are your grounds for reconsideration?
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(Original post by roseflamingo)
But just in general, why do people send reconsiderations and do they work?
But just in general, why do people send reconsiderations and do they work?
'I don't like the fact that you have rejected me' is not grounds for reconsideration.
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(Original post by McGinger)
You would have to prove that there had been 'a fault in process' - that the Uni made a mistake in the way it processed your application, OR that there was a mistake on your application such as incorrect GCSE grades entered etc.
'I don't like the fact that you have rejected me' is not grounds for reconsideration.
You would have to prove that there had been 'a fault in process' - that the Uni made a mistake in the way it processed your application, OR that there was a mistake on your application such as incorrect GCSE grades entered etc.
'I don't like the fact that you have rejected me' is not grounds for reconsideration.
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(Original post by roseflamingo)
UoM is kind of like we want the best just like all unis particularly Russel groups but UoM have a difference with a level and BTEC. How do I go about this?
UoM is kind of like we want the best just like all unis particularly Russel groups but UoM have a difference with a level and BTEC. How do I go about this?
If so, on what grounds would you request to be reconsidered? UoM don’t specify what circumstances might lead to a decision being reversed, but “please consider the same information again” will more than likely just lead to another rejection.
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(Original post by Admit-One)
Have you requested formal feedback that has explained why you were unsuccessful?
If so, on what grounds would you request to be reconsidered? UoM don’t specify what circumstances might lead to a decision being reversed, but “please consider the same information again” will more than likely just lead to another rejection.
Have you requested formal feedback that has explained why you were unsuccessful?
If so, on what grounds would you request to be reconsidered? UoM don’t specify what circumstances might lead to a decision being reversed, but “please consider the same information again” will more than likely just lead to another rejection.
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(Original post by roseflamingo)
The only feedback I’ve got is from my ucas application but if I asked, it’ll probably be the same
The only feedback I’ve got is from my ucas application but if I asked, it’ll probably be the same
If that’s the case, contact UoM Admissions directly and ask for feedback. Then you will know whether it’s worth requesting reconsideration.
If you have already had feedback, what did it say?
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(Original post by Admit-One)
If I understand correctly, you received notification via UCAS that you had not been successful, but if didn’t explain why.
If that’s the case, contact UoM Admissions directly and ask for feedback. Then you will know whether it’s worth requesting reconsideration.
If you have already had feedback, what did it say?
If I understand correctly, you received notification via UCAS that you had not been successful, but if didn’t explain why.
If that’s the case, contact UoM Admissions directly and ask for feedback. Then you will know whether it’s worth requesting reconsideration.
If you have already had feedback, what did it say?
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(Original post by roseflamingo)
On my ucas application, it said my application is unsuccessful. Comments being ‘your qualifications do not meet our academic requirements’. They will probably say the same if I asked for feedback
On my ucas application, it said my application is unsuccessful. Comments being ‘your qualifications do not meet our academic requirements’. They will probably say the same if I asked for feedback
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(Original post by roseflamingo)
On my ucas application, it said my application is unsuccessful. Comments being ‘your qualifications do not meet our academic requirements’. They will probably say the same if I asked for feedback
On my ucas application, it said my application is unsuccessful. Comments being ‘your qualifications do not meet our academic requirements’. They will probably say the same if I asked for feedback
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(Original post by roseflamingo)
On my ucas application, it said my application is unsuccessful. Comments being ‘your qualifications do not meet our academic requirements’. They will probably say the same if I asked for feedback
On my ucas application, it said my application is unsuccessful. Comments being ‘your qualifications do not meet our academic requirements’. They will probably say the same if I asked for feedback
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(Original post by Admit-One)
In that case the wording on the UoM page is a little unclear, but I don’t expect they would reconsider your application. I think it would be a waste of time unless you are 100% certain that you do meet the academic entry requirements of the course.
In that case the wording on the UoM page is a little unclear, but I don’t expect they would reconsider your application. I think it would be a waste of time unless you are 100% certain that you do meet the academic entry requirements of the course.
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(Original post by GabiAbi84)
What qualifications do/will you have?
What qualifications do/will you have?
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(Original post by roseflamingo)
I have 2 BTECs and 1 A Level. Hence why I am asking about the difference of BTEC and a level
I have 2 BTECs and 1 A Level. Hence why I am asking about the difference of BTEC and a level
In their entry requirements it says that they will accept one BTEC in lieu of the third A-level only and it must be offered along side alevel chemistry and either alevel biology or maths.
So unfortunately you don’t meet their entry requirements.
Last edited by GabiAbi84; 4 weeks ago
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