How do I get a buzzword for UCAS application?

I started the process on UCAS and I was met with a first question, "Are you applying from a school, college or centre?" when I put in "yes" a buzzword was requested. When I decided to put "no" I was asked for a buzzword as well. How do I get the buzzword from the uni I intend to apply to?

Reply 1

Admit-One

Universities Forum Helper

The buzzword isn’t from the uni you’re applying to, it’s linked to the school/college you’re applying from.

If you’re not applying from a school then the form should let you proceed without a buzzword. If it’s not letting you, give UCAS a call.

Reply 2

Cyber Peach

Original post by Admit-One

The buzzword isn’t from the uni you’re applying to, it’s linked to the school/college you’re applying from.
If you’re not applying from a school then the form should let you proceed without a buzzword. If it’s not letting you, give UCAS a call.

Oh I see. I am applying to UCL through UCAS so I guess that calls for the buzzword

Reply 3

Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by Cyber Peach

Oh I see. I am applying to UCL through UCAS so I guess that calls for the buzzword

You don’t need a buzzword to apply to UCL

Your current school/college might provide a buzzword to help them link your application to them so that they can help you and provide a reference.
If your current school/college isn’t registered as a centre with UCAS then you can apply without a buzzword.

Reply 4

Cyber Peach

Original post by PQ

You don’t need a buzzword to apply to UCL
Your current school/college might provide a buzzword to help them link your application to them so that they can help you and provide a reference.
If your current school/college isn’t registered as a centre with UCAS then you can apply without a buzzword.

Ok thanks