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My ucas referee's getting in touch with my 5 unis via email and telephone to let them know that the predicted grades they've put down are wrong (AAB when I've been operating at triple A* since y12)
I feel so sick rn and am on the verge of just breaking down since my college kept them confidential until just before they were going to submit it - sending me an email whilst I was in lesson. application was already out before I even got the chance to debate it
Is there anything else I could possibly do? Will universities still take me into consideration if they're shown data?
I don't even meet most of my uni requirements and I've already received emails of acknowledgement back
I feel so sick rn and am on the verge of just breaking down since my college kept them confidential until just before they were going to submit it - sending me an email whilst I was in lesson. application was already out before I even got the chance to debate it
Is there anything else I could possibly do? Will universities still take me into consideration if they're shown data?
I don't even meet most of my uni requirements and I've already received emails of acknowledgement back
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My ucas referee's getting in touch with my 5 unis via email and telephone to let them know that the predicted grades they've put down are wrong (AAB when I've been operating at triple A* since y12)
I feel so sick rn and am on the verge of just breaking down since my college kept them confidential until just before they were going to submit it - sending me an email whilst I was in lesson. application was already out before I even got the chance to debate it
Is there anything else I could possibly do? Will universities still take me into consideration if they're shown data?
I don't even meet most of my uni requirements and I've already received emails of acknowledgement back
My ucas referee's getting in touch with my 5 unis via email and telephone to let them know that the predicted grades they've put down are wrong (AAB when I've been operating at triple A* since y12)
I feel so sick rn and am on the verge of just breaking down since my college kept them confidential until just before they were going to submit it - sending me an email whilst I was in lesson. application was already out before I even got the chance to debate it
Is there anything else I could possibly do? Will universities still take me into consideration if they're shown data?
I don't even meet most of my uni requirements and I've already received emails of acknowledgement back
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A strange mess-up! How did that happen and why apply so late?
A strange mess-up! How did that happen and why apply so late?
Personal circumstances and the backlog my college built up meant my application was only sent off yesterday - it had been submitted to centre for nearly 2 weeks
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even if i apply next year im not guaranteed a spot and could end up going to the same unis regardless. im just at a loss. i have no idea what to do anymore
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Just a warning - Unis are not stupid and nor do they like this sort of 'revision' - they dont have to accept prediction changes and many wont.
The point is that if schools are submitting applications to UCAS before they have the 'evidence' they need for predicted grades (ie. Jan mocks) then they shouldnt be submitting them that early.
The UCAS ruling is simple "You cannot add or change predicted grades or references once they have been submitted to UCAS".
The point is that if schools are submitting applications to UCAS before they have the 'evidence' they need for predicted grades (ie. Jan mocks) then they shouldnt be submitting them that early.
The UCAS ruling is simple "You cannot add or change predicted grades or references once they have been submitted to UCAS".
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Just a warning - Unis are not stupid and nor do they like this sort of 'revision' - they dont have to accept prediction changes and many wont.
The point is that if schools are submitting applications to UCAS before they have the 'evidence' they need for predicted grades (ie. Jan mocks) then they shouldnt be submitting them that early.
The UCAS ruling is simple "You cannot add or change predicted grades or references once they have been submitted to UCAS".
Just a warning - Unis are not stupid and nor do they like this sort of 'revision' - they dont have to accept prediction changes and many wont.
The point is that if schools are submitting applications to UCAS before they have the 'evidence' they need for predicted grades (ie. Jan mocks) then they shouldnt be submitting them that early.
The UCAS ruling is simple "You cannot add or change predicted grades or references once they have been submitted to UCAS".
Is there really nothing I can do? If I want to apply next cycle, how does that work? Do I just withdraw my application and wait until next year?
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It's not lack of evidence, I have months on months of exam results to prove that I work at the A* standard. The predicted grades were completely my college's fault and im furious with them
Is there really nothing I can do? If I want to apply next cycle, how does that work? Do I just withdraw my application and wait until next year?
It's not lack of evidence, I have months on months of exam results to prove that I work at the A* standard. The predicted grades were completely my college's fault and im furious with them
Is there really nothing I can do? If I want to apply next cycle, how does that work? Do I just withdraw my application and wait until next year?
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