Can a university withdraw an offer?

As far as I know yes.
I know that if you put a uni as your firm, get the grades, then go to another uni the uni can sue you, but of course they would not... that is what the unergraduate head at my uni said, so I am sure the uni could say the same to you.
Dont worry about it... if they dont want you, you will fail the first year

Lol wtf? Why would a university sue you simply because you'd prefer not to study there, waste of time for all the people involved.

No unless they find out you have criminal convictions or what have you. Well done.

Really? If you get arrested and receive an official warning does that count as a criminal conviction? I've always wondered.

I think it depends on how serious the crime was really, I'm no expert.

Really? If you get arrested and receive an official warning does that count as a criminal conviction? I've always wondered.

I have accepted an unconditional offer at the University of Winchester, and am wondering if it's possible for them to withdraw the offer after it's been accepted (such as if they made a mistake, if they oversubscribed etc)?

Thanks

No- a conviction is something you get in a court. If the question asked about cautions,reprimands etc (like it would for something like nursing) then you'd have to say yes though.

I know that if you put a uni as your firm, get the grades, then go to another uni

I have accepted an unconditional offer at the University of Winchester, and am wondering if it's possible for them to withdraw the offer after it's been accepted (such as if they made a mistake, if they oversubscribed etc)?

Thanks

Yes. I know a girl at my school who got an unconditional, she accepted it and she asked them if she could stop doing her A levels if she didn't need them to get in, and go and do something else till Uni starts. They then withdrew their offer, probably because they thought they didn't want someone with that attidude towards work.

Yes. I know a girl at my school who got an unconditional, she accepted it and she asked them if she could stop doing her A levels if she didn't need them to get in, and go and do something else till Uni starts. They then withdrew their offer, probably because they thought they didn't want someone with that attidude towards work.

i applied in univeristy college of london ucl
i study btec level 3 national mechanical engineering extended diploma
i got the conditional offer and they require DDD.
When i had applied i had told them i am doing a-level maths as well
but when they gave me the offer only on basis of btec level 3 national mechanical engineering extended diploma and didnt require a level maths i decided not to put burden on my self and give a level exams i am sure i will get above ddd in btec level 3 national mechanical engineering extended diploma so as now i am not doing a levels can they withdraw my offer.

Yes - because they made your offer on the basis that you would be sitting your A Level maths exams.

I believe there is some concern amongst STEM admissions tutors regarding the amount of maths that BTEC students are actually required to do, which would likely mean that they were pleased to see you were taking A Level maths.

However, if you were to turn up to the exam but get a U, then the info you supplied would not have changed, and so they could not withdraw your offer.

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