Unique Learner Number

I've just submitted my UCAS application forward to the admissions tutor at my college to overlook and for it to get my reference from my tutor. Looking at it thought I've stupidly missed out my 'Unique Learner Number' (Not that I know it anyway). Is this really important and is it too late to change it?

Reply 1

kcfch

Do you have a unique learner number? I don't even know what it is....I missed mine out for sure!

Reply 2

screenager2004

When I filled mine out it said something along the lines of "you'll only have one of these for certain qualifications, its a recent thang"

otherwise, there is a unique candidate identifying thingy on your results slips, dont know if thats the one they mean though!

Reply 3

motherofpearl

http://www.miap.gov.uk/lrs/uln

A Unique Learner Number (ULN) is a 10-digit identifier, which is applied to the Learner Record of anyone over the age of 14 involved UK education or training.

Reply 4

Dude6230

the unique leaner number is put on your results certificate. im not sure if you have to have it on there,but i did put it on. but i think you will be able to give it in an interview anyway,so,its no problemo

Reply 5

siam95

I also forgot to my uln number on ucas and it's already been sent. What will happen and does it affect my application? I'm a bit scared.

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