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what happens at a2 results tomorrow if you don't get the grades you need.
who contacts the uni to find out if they'll except you anyway? me or my college? and when will i get an answer from them? tomorrow or do i have to wait?
just preparing myself for tomorrow :nervous:
who contacts the uni to find out if they'll except you anyway? me or my college? and when will i get an answer from them? tomorrow or do i have to wait?
just preparing myself for tomorrow :nervous:
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If you don't get the grades ring them anyway, chances are they'll still accept you or offer you a place on another course. If not, then you check out clearing and start ringing round Unis.
Good Luck:)
What happens is...on results day, when you get the grades to get into your Firm Choice Uni....a lot of places are freed up due to people not taking their Insurance places.
So if you don't get the grades you need just ring Uni and they'll prolly take you on anyway.
You could always check UCAS from midnight tonight and it will tell you whether you've been accepted
What happens is...on results day, when you get the grades to get into your Firm Choice Uni....a lot of places are freed up due to people not taking their Insurance places.
So if you don't get the grades you need just ring Uni and they'll prolly take you on anyway.
You could always check UCAS from midnight tonight and it will tell you whether you've been accepted
well i already know one of my grades cos the course finished in jan and its a D (need BBC) so i know i wont have been accepted without having to ring them up.
I don't think i got that letter, will have to have a look amongst my ucas stuff.
still not sure whether im gonna get an answer tomorrow or not though. it's so confusing.
If you don't get the grades the first thing you do is get on the phone to your Uni. If you're picking your results up at school they'll halp you sort everything out, give you a phone and some advice.
now i have to decide whether or not to go on ucas at 12, risk finding out ive not got in and not be able to get to sleep, getting up for work at 6. gawd, just want it to be over
Good luck
Go into college tomorrow.
1. You find out your grades.
2. College got them yesterday and may well have already been in contact with the uni and know the answer. At this point it may be
a) definite yes,
b) definite no,
c) wait a bit longer and they'll be in touch.
3. If they don't, ring the uni from college, but don't stress if you don't get straight through, there are lots of people ringing them. Most colleges will let you use their phones, but make sure you have plenty of credit on your mobile, and take the department admissions phone number with you (or the uni admissions number). Eventually you'll get through to someone and they'll talk to you. They may want to know your individual module marks, so make sure you've got them handy and you'll get:
a) definite yes,
b) definite no,
c) wait a bit longer and they'll be in touch.
4. When you get your answer, you
a)Celebrate
b) Remember that life goes on and things will work out one way or another while you wait for them to make their minds up.
c) Enter clearing, college will explain this to you and how it works.
All the best.
Good luck again to everyone:hyper:
UCAS will most likely have sent a load of stuff to you about how Clearing works. They insist on sending it to me as well, despite the fact that my place at university is guaranteed - such is the benefit of having done my exams years ago. Anyway, all that will help you, but Clearing is something you have to do a lot of yourself. You have to call up universities to see whether they're interested - but let's see what happens before we speculate.
In the end, you don't even have to go to university now. Countless people these days take a year out, maybe even a few years, before doing uni and they often do very well out of it, hence why I'm giving it a go.