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Firm acceptance: This is your first choice. The Uni offer you want to accept above all others. If you meet the terms of that offer on Results Day, then that place at that university is all yours. This is called 'CF' on UCAS - Conditional Firm,
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Insurance acceptance: Your backup choice. This is usually an offer that has lower entry requirements than your Firm choice. This only comes into play if your Firm choice rejects you on Results Day. This is called 'CI' on UCAS - Conditional Insurance.
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Firm acceptance: This is your first choice. The Uni offer you want to accept above all others. If you meet the terms of that offer on Results Day, then that place at that university is all yours. This is called 'CF' on UCAS - Conditional Firm,
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Insurance acceptance: Your backup choice. This is usually an offer that has lower entry requirements than your Firm choice. This only comes into play if your Firm choice rejects you on Results Day. This is called 'CI' on UCAS - Conditional Insurance.
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