ucas application

no, just education institutions that you have recieved qualifications and grades from

Reply 2

Original post by kkaaaaa

Hi, I'm filling out the education section of my application and just wondered if I have to list a college I attended for 2 months? I didn't get any qualifications there

When you say college do you mean a university for a bachelors/undergrad course?

Reply 3

Original post by ladyof_neptune9

no, just education institutions that you have recieved qualifications and grades from

You do have to list incomplete uni study even if no qualification was awarded.

Reply 4

Original post by Admit-One

You do have to list incomplete uni study even if no qualification was awarded.

but they are talking about college, not university

Reply 5

Original post by Admit-One

You do have to list incomplete uni study even if no qualification was awarded.

if they are applying for ucas, that means they’re applying for university and currently in college/sixthform

Reply 6

Original post by ladyof_neptune9

but they are talking about college, not university

Several countries refer to universities as colleges. That’s why I’ve asked them to clarify. I’m just pointing out that what you said isn’t universally true.

Reply 7

kkaaaaa

Original post by Admit-One

When you say college do you mean a university for a bachelors/undergrad course?

sorry for the confusion, I mean college for a level studies

Reply 8

Original post by kkaaaaa

sorry for the confusion, I mean college for a level studies

In that case for 2 months I wouldn’t bother listing it. If you were there for longer it would be worthwhile including so you didn’t have a gap in your education history, (which would probably have been queried).

Reply 9

Original post by ladyof_neptune9

if they are applying for ucas, that means they’re applying for university and currently in college/sixthform

No, lots of people enquire about applying whilst enrolled at another uni. Just because they’re applying via UCAS doesn’t tell us this.

Reply 10

Original post by Admit-One

Several countries refer to universities as colleges. That’s why I’ve asked them to clarify. I’m just pointing out that what you said isn’t universally true.

but the title is ucas application, and ucas is generally a UK system. so i’m not talking about universally i’m talking about the Ucas system which is what we in the UK use

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