Muzzman
Pocket Rocket
Yup, for Sussex Uni. Clearing opened beginning of July, but the workload increases somewhat today.Clearing?
Yup, for Sussex Uni. Clearing opened beginning of July, but the workload increases somewhat today.Clearing?
Good luck - I'm going in today for the same reason, although should be OK, as we have filled our places by only having to drop one grade; we ask for AAB/ABB, but have taken applicants with BBB.My biggest day of the year work-wise. 14-hour workday today.
So when do you confirm your offers? as soon as 8am hits?Good luck - I'm going in today for the same reason, although should be OK, as we have filled our places by only having to drop one grade; we ask for AAB/ABB, but have taken applicants with BBB.
I would love to hear some of the stories from the dreaded "clearing" process. Heard so many tales (read: lies) about what gets you in etc.Yup, for Sussex Uni. Clearing opened beginning of July, but the workload increases somewhat today.
Interesting. My daughter discovered her course of choice accepted 3 Bs last year - she's been offered AAB.Good luck - I'm going in today for the same reason, although should be OK, as we have filled our places by only having to drop one grade; we ask for AAB/ABB, but have taken applicants with BBB.
In some of the American films I've watched the girls find ways to get acceptedI would love to hear some of the stories from the dreaded "clearing" process. Heard so many tales (read: lies) about what gets you in etc.
We get the A Level results on Monday, so we have 3 days to work out our offers and fill places and hopefully keep out of the bun-fight or lottery of Clearing.So when do you confirm your offers? as soon as 8am hits?
Yup, for Sussex Uni. Clearing opened beginning of July, but the workload increases somewhat today.
If your son/daughter has dropped a grade - got BBC rather than BBB, for example - you should be OK. Unis would rather fill their places with students who put them as their 1st Choice, than go into the lottery of Clearing, and end up with a student who didn't get the grades asked for by their 1st/2nd choice uni, and hadn't wanted to come to the 'other' uni anyway, and spends the 3 years with an attitude problem or chip on their shoulder.We may well be one of the ones on the phone to you shortly then for Sussex clearing!
Good luck! Although, if you've been put through to me then something is probably complicated about the application, and you don't want that!We may well be one of the ones on the phone to you shortly then for Sussex clearing!
It's a balancing act - universities don't want to go 'too low' in the grades they accept, and thus take 'weak' students, but as each student now means £9,250 (I hate this 'business model' fees-regime) income, unfilled places means loss of income, and ultimately loss of jobs.Interesting. My daughter discovered her course of choice accepted 3 Bs last year - she's been offered AAB.
Good luck! Although, if you've been put through to me then something is probably complicated about the application, and you don't want that!
Tell me about it!Sadly, like most 'public' services today, accountants and business managers run universities, and academics just do what they are told (but get blamed when anything goes wrong!).
Only if you plan attending university, and even then, just wait until you turn 21, become a mature student/applicant, and get in via an interview and set essay.Going to collect my results soon, don't really know how I feel about it to be honest. Like does it really matter?
I had interviews for degree apprenticeships yesterday, the grade requirements are low but whether they'd hire someone with higher grades than me all the time I don't know. University is a scam in my opinion.Only if you plan attending university, and even then, just wait until you turn 21, become a mature student/applicant, and get in via an interview and set essay.
A-Levels are not the be all and end all.
These are some good news, well done Tedebear/Zef JrNo, but looks like we have a big green confimation tick on his UCAS log in, so we're in....Phew!