Ucas

[Jords]

Who's applied to uni yet? :amazed:

Just paid mine and need it checking then it will be sent, tomorrow!!!

Cant wait to begin getting offers.

[Smithy]

offers can take literally months to come in, might as well stop being excited :joker:

[Jords]

Nah loads of people have had at least 1 who have already sent off :)

Still exciting anyway :amazed:

[Smithy]

Yeah, but that'll be a minority, depending on what uni's you apply too, you might not hear back until march/april :tongue:

[Jords]

Nah loads of people have had at least 1 who have already sent off :)

Still exciting anyway :amazed:

Yeah, but that'll be a minority, depending on what uni's you apply too, you might not hear back until march/april :tongue:

:suspect:

Id say 70% of those who have applied have 1 offer. I know a girl who got an offer from Manchester 2 days after :laugh:

[Smithy]

I mean a minority of the total pop of the country

[Shaun]

the offers they'll have got are probably unconditional ones - the ones where you need a point tariff you'll probably have to wait a few months for :(

[Jords]

Yeah possibly, our sixth form makes us apply quite early tbf

[Jords]

the offers they'll have got are probably unconditional ones - the ones where you need a point tariff you'll probably have to wait a few months for :(

Im pretty sure they are conditional but idk :joker:

[Tom]

Getting an offer back depends how your predicted grades match up to the Unis average grades. If you're applying for a crap uni like Man Met where you only need like 3 C's to get the right amount of points and you're predicted 3 A's then you'll get an offer straight away because that means they can bump their stats up. But if you're applying for Manchester where you need B's and A's and you're predicted C's and B's, it'll take a while longer until they see the standard of other applicants

Its all relative to you, doesn't matter how fast/long it takes other people to get a response

Will probably be easier to get a place this year though with all the fees going up, its gonna put a lot of people off

[MTVN]

I think it varies really and can be a bit random, my friend was predicted A*A*A*A and he got his first offer relatively quickly but all the rest he was waiting ages for, but then someone else I know had all their offers already by December

[Livia]

Congratulations and a massive well done to you all. I really hope you get what you want and wish you lots of success. And don't forget to go to a few lectures and other things that'll mean leaving the Students' Union bar!

[Jords]

Somebody on FB just got their 5th offer already :o

[Jords]

Conditional offer (ABB) from UEA :dance: :dance:

[Jords]

Just got a conditional offer (300 UCAS) from Sheffield Hallam too, buzzing :D

[Jords]

4/5 offers just waiting on Leeds Trinity now :amazed:

[Samuel.]

Yeah, I really should start applying...

[Marc]

What is your tuition fee this year Jords?

[Jords]

£9,000
£8,500 x 3
£8,000

what my choices are.

[Shaun]

how do student finance cover that? Because that's a heck of a lot to pay back :/

[Jords]

I dont fully understand everything but we dont start repaying until we earn a salary of £21,000 and we get grants/bursaries depending on home income and course undertaken.

My friend is planning to do midwifery and the NHS will cover it all for her :bored:

[Marsh.]

Offers from a simple application? Do they not do interviews anymore?

[Jords]

Yepp some do, also depends on how good your application is, I could have got 1 for UEA but they gave me a straight offer :D

[Samuel.]

I actually prefer the new tuition fees. Not having to pay it back until you're earning £21k is a lot better, especially for what I'm doing (music production).

[Pyramid*]

4/5 offers just waiting on Leeds Trinity now :amazed:


Oh well done Jords. And good luck with the forthcoming.....