School vs. Personal email addresses - important
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Anyone using a school/college email address on their UCAS application -make sure that you switch this to a personal email address on UCAS Hub before Results Day.
Schools will turn off your email once you leave and you could miss out on vital Uni emails. This is especially important if you intend to take a gap year.
Schools will turn off your email once you leave and you could miss out on vital Uni emails. This is especially important if you intend to take a gap year.
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by McGingerAnyone using a school/college email address on their UCAS application -make sure that you switch this to a personal email address on UCAS Hub before Results Day.
Schools will turn off your email once you leave and you could miss out on vital Uni emails. This is especially important if you intend to take a gap year.
Schools will turn off your email once you leave and you could miss out on vital Uni emails. This is especially important if you intend to take a gap year.
for this. Luckily my 6th Form told me this before though. I'm in Year 12.@always-anxious just checking you've done this as you're Year 13.
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by Geo Lover 7 for this. Luckily my 6th Form told me this before though. I'm in Year 12.@always-anxious just checking you've done this as you're Year 13.
Yes, I have done this thank you
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by McGingerAnyone using a school/college email address on their UCAS application -make sure that you switch this to a personal email address on UCAS Hub before Results Day.
Schools will turn off your email once you leave and you could miss out on vital Uni emails. This is especially important if you intend to take a gap year.
Schools will turn off your email once you leave and you could miss out on vital Uni emails. This is especially important if you intend to take a gap year.
Thank you for the information
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by McGingerAnyone using a school/college email address on their UCAS application -make sure that you switch this to a personal email address on UCAS Hub before Results Day.
Schools will turn off your email once you leave and you could miss out on vital Uni emails. This is especially important if you intend to take a gap year.
Schools will turn off your email once you leave and you could miss out on vital Uni emails. This is especially important if you intend to take a gap year.
very important as well that universities have your personal email and not your school email, as well! So we can communicate your timetable, freshers events and any specific equipment you may need more easily
Bumping this!
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