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UCAS Application - Payments
Hi guys,
I’m in Year 13 and I just sent of my application. This may be a silly question but when I send it if I was charged straight away. If i decide to change a uni course or edit my application will i be charged again? If so would i need to ask for a refund.
Also to be honest i’m kinda panicking right now cuz my school made an internal deadline to check out applications before sending them properly off. So i’m not sure if I was supposed to pay yet as i was told to press ‘pay and send’ so that the teachers can see the applications. Is the only way for teachers to receive applications by paying???
I’m in Year 13 and I just sent of my application. This may be a silly question but when I send it if I was charged straight away. If i decide to change a uni course or edit my application will i be charged again? If so would i need to ask for a refund.
Also to be honest i’m kinda panicking right now cuz my school made an internal deadline to check out applications before sending them properly off. So i’m not sure if I was supposed to pay yet as i was told to press ‘pay and send’ so that the teachers can see the applications. Is the only way for teachers to receive applications by paying???
There is one fee and you won't be charged again for making changes. 
Please be aware that you can only change a choice within 14 days of receiving your welcome email once your application has been submitted. If you've not added all your choices yet, then you can continue to add them at any time but ideally before the equal consideration deadline.
Please be aware that you can only change a choice within 14 days of receiving your welcome email once your application has been submitted. If you've not added all your choices yet, then you can continue to add them at any time but ideally before the equal consideration deadline.
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by normawThere is one fee and you won't be charged again for making changes.
Please be aware that you can only change a choice within 14 days of receiving your welcome email once your application has been submitted. If you've not added all your choices yet, then you can continue to add them at any time but ideally before the equal consideration deadline.
Please be aware that you can only change a choice within 14 days of receiving your welcome email once your application has been submitted. If you've not added all your choices yet, then you can continue to add them at any time but ideally before the equal consideration deadline.
Thank you for your help. Is this for if my teachers haven’t sent it off to UCAS as my teacher hasn’t. Or do you mean once the 14 days have past I can absolutely not change anything and what’s done is done.
By equal considerate date do you mean the deadline. Also would the welcome email be for sending off the application to school or from universities as I received an email saying it has been sent of to my school.
(edited 2 years ago)
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by _k_a_i_t_o_Thank you for your help. Is this for if my teachers haven’t sent it off to UCAS as my teacher hasn’t. Or do you mean once the 14 days have past I can absolutely not change anything and what’s done is done.
By equal considerate date do you mean the deadline. Also would the welcome email be for sending off the application to school or from universities as I received an email saying it has been sent of to my school.
By equal considerate date do you mean the deadline. Also would the welcome email be for sending off the application to school or from universities as I received an email saying it has been sent of to my school.
It's 14 days from your application being submitted, which is when your teachers send it off to UCAS, not when you send it to your teachers.
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by Admit-OneIt's 14 days from your application being submitted, which is when your teachers send it off to UCAS, not when you send it to your teachers.
Ok thank you so much I was worried then. 😊
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by _k_a_i_t_o_Thank you for your help. Is this for if my teachers haven’t sent it off to UCAS as my teacher hasn’t. Or do you mean once the 14 days have past I can absolutely not change anything and what’s done is done.
By equal considerate date do you mean the deadline. Also would the welcome email be for sending off the application to school or from universities as I received an email saying it has been sent of to my school.
By equal considerate date do you mean the deadline. Also would the welcome email be for sending off the application to school or from universities as I received an email saying it has been sent of to my school.
The equal consideration deadline is 31 January 2024.
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by normawThe equal consideration deadline is 31 January 2024.
Ok thank you 🙏
Reply 7
Today is the deadline for the payment of payment fees but am finding it difficult to pay in my home country Nigerian please is there any other means for me to pay for my application fees please 🙏😭
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by EberechukwuToday is the deadline for the payment of payment fees but am finding it difficult to pay in my home country Nigerian please is there any other means for me to pay for my application fees please 🙏😭
Are you talking about a UCAS application fee or something else?
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