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ULN

georgia2005

I can't find my ULN anywhere. I wondered if they were printed on the bottom of the AQA GCSE certificate? As there is a 10 digit number with no 0 in it?

Reply 1

EBluebear

A ULN is a 10 digit no.

If you've not been to a state school after the age of 13 then you probably won't have one.

They do appear, labelled as a ULN, on the bottom of OCR certificates.

At the bottom of the AQA certificate there used to be a string of numbers labeled Centre No./Candidate No. that showed : centre no. / candidate no / UCI / ULN in that order. Not sure if they're still like that.

Reply 2

Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by georgia2005

I can't find my ULN anywhere. I wondered if they were printed on the bottom of the AQA GCSE certificate? As there is a 10 digit number with no 0 in it?

Why do you need your uln?

Reply 3

McGinger

If you need it for your UCAS application, its optional to add it as many people wont have one.
If you go to a state school or college, just ask your school admin staff - it will be on your student record.