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I chose my firm and insurance uni a couple of days ago but I am having second thoughts, am I still able to swap or change them? I heard it is possible within a certain time period but I wasn't sure if this is true.

I chose my firm and insurance uni a couple of days ago but I am having second thoughts, am I still able to swap or change them? I heard it is possible within a certain time period but I wasn't sure if this is true.

THIS folks, is why you don't make F & I choices this early.
There is nothing to be gained. no advantages.
So however tempting, don't make these choices before Easter!

my firm uni is UEA and my insurance is Lincoln, I was just unsure whether I wanted to go to Lincoln more than the other

my firm uni is UEA and my insurance is Lincoln, I was just unsure whether I wanted to go to Lincoln more than the other

Hi there,
Yes, it’s definitely possible to change your firm and insurance choices within a certain time period — and if you’re thinking about UEA, that’s an exciting move!
According to UCAS, if you’ve recently made your choices, you have 14 days from the date you chose your firm and insurance to request a swap. You’ll need to contact UCAS directly and explain which universities you want to change. It’s a straightforward process as long as you’re within that time frame, so I’d recommend acting quickly.
UEA is a fantastic option, especially if you’re still unsure about your final choices. The campus is beautiful, with a really supportive community, and students here are known for saying how welcome and comfortable they feel. It’s a place that strikes a great balance between academic challenge and a friendly atmosphere.
The student life in Norwich is another huge plus — affordable, vibrant, and full of things to do, but not overwhelming like larger cities. If you’re considering UEA, you’ll find it a great place to settle in and focus on your studies.
If you’re really leaning towards UEA and want to explore this option further, it’s worth contacting UEA’s admissions team to see if they can advise on your specific course availability. They’re really helpful and approachable, and I’m sure they’d be happy to guide you through the process.
It’s great that you’re thinking carefully about your choices. If UEA feels like the right fit for you, definitely go for it — you’ve still got time to make the change.
Good luck with everything,
Daniel
PhD Biology

I have applied to study psychology next year and I have received offers from Lincoln, UEA, Liverpool and Nottingham (I withdrew York) but now I am unsure on which to make my firm and insurance, anyone who studies psychology at any of these unis could you please lmk how it is and any opinions on which I should choose for psychology will be appreciated!!

is anyone planning on going to uni of Liverpool, Nottingham, UEA or Lincoln in September? I've received all offers for Psychology but I'm deciding on where to firm and insure. I really like Liverpool but it's about 4hrs away