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Some universities would have a cut off date of 2 years, so if you have A Levels that are older than 2 years they might ask you to sit them again. Most unis consider them if they are less than 5 years old. Some unis don't care how old they are. You would need to check with the individual unis for the courses that you want to apply for.
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As you have secured your grades, you can put your A Level grades as those you already have instead of predicted grades
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Since you were doing a degree, you would need to let UCAS know that you have done a degree and include it in your application form. (I don't know the exact process for this.)
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You would need to find academic references, and this might mean you have to get creative with your approach since you haven't been to college or uni for a while. I would check if there is anyone you can still get in touch with. See: https://www.ucas.com/advisers/help-and-training/guides-resources-and-training/writing-references/changes-undergraduate-references-2024-entry
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I would also check to see how the above would change your circumstances for student finance. If you have passed specific years in your undergrad, they might not fund those years.
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Some universities would have a cut off date of 2 years, so if you have A Levels that are older than 2 years they might ask you to sit them again. Most unis consider them if they are less than 5 years old. Some unis don't care how old they are. You would need to check with the individual unis for the courses that you want to apply for.
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As you have secured your grades, you can put your A Level grades as those you already have instead of predicted grades
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Since you were doing a degree, you would need to let UCAS know that you have done a degree and include it in your application form. (I don't know the exact process for this.)
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You would need to find academic references, and this might mean you have to get creative with your approach since you haven't been to college or uni for a while. I would check if there is anyone you can still get in touch with. See: https://www.ucas.com/advisers/help-and-training/guides-resources-and-training/writing-references/changes-undergraduate-references-2024-entry
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I would also check to see how the above would change your circumstances for student finance. If you have passed specific years in your undergrad, they might not fund those years.
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