UCAS APPLICATIONS FOR 2019 ENTRY

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UCAS APPLICATIONS FOR 2019 ENTRY

What information will UCAS require? Students are asked to complete the following sections: Personal details Additional information (inc. SEND) Choices (5 maximum for most ) Education Employment Personal statement A member of staff will then add: A reference

Key facts Number of choices (5 maximum) £24.00 applicant fee Simultaneous consideration ‘Invisibility’ – the institutions you apply to don’t know where else you have applied Mostly offer conditional offers, but unconditional offers are on the rise – tempting, but approach with caution

Key DATES 15th October 2018 15th January 2019 30th June 2019 Medicine, Veterinary & Dentistry, Oxford or Cambridge (internal deadline: Friday 5th October 2018) ‘On time’ applications (internal deadline: Friday 7th December 2018) Applications after this date held for Clearing March 24th deadline will be available for those current Art & Design Route B courses that want a later deadline date.

University and college decisions Admissions tutors can make one of three decisions: Conditional Offer Unconditional Offer Unsuccessful

Conditional offers Can be expressed in: UCAS Tariff points 120 points Grades BCC in A levels, or MPP in BTEC ND a combination of both 104 points, including a B in Maths

Tariff tables

Example of calculating a score Subject Level Grade Tariff points English Lit A Level A 48 Psychology B 40 History Total Tariff points 136

Deadlines for decisions Last decision from university or college received on or before Applicants must reply on or before 31st March 2019 1st May 2019 2nd May 2019 6th June 2019 20th June 2019 11th July 2019 18th July 2019

The UCAS journey 1 Potential applicant conducts research 2 Registers online with UCAS Apply 3 Completes form and processes payment 4 Academic reference added by school/college 5 School/college sends form electronically to UCAS 6 UCAS processes form and forwards to chosen HEIs 7 HEIs submit decisions (offer or unsuccessful) 8 Applicant views decisions on Track 9 Applicant replies to offers on Track (Firm / Insurance) 10 HEIs confirm places when results are released

Exam results are issued (e.g. A levels on 15th August 2019) Confirmation (1) Exam results are issued (e.g. A levels on 15th August 2019) Admissions staff check if applicant has matched the conditions of the offer If yes, the student will be sent an official confirmation of their place electronically.

Confirmation (2) Adjustment period What is it? Five day window of opportunity to seek place at another university or college Eligibility Results must have exceeded Conditional Firm offer e.g.

Adjustment eligibility examples Eligible for Adjustment Offer Actual Grades A Level AAB A Level AAA A Level CCD (C in Chemistry) A Level ACD (A in Chemistry) A Level ABB (B in History) A Level ABB (A in History) NOT eligible for Adjustment Offer Actual grades A Level CCD (C in Chemistry) A Level BCD (D in Chemistry) A Level BBC A level BBCC 88 tariff points overall inc. C in French 104 Tariff points overall inc. D in French

If an applicant has no offers… Two further stages to gain a place: UCAS Extra (opens 25th February 2010 – applicant can choose a different course, one course/university at a time Clearing (5th July 2019 – 22nd October 2019) – courses which still have spaces

Rmgs application process (1) Student completes their part of the application [form tutors will assist drafting of personal statements, but students must proof-read their applications] – pay – send – take a screenshot of confirmation for their records. Student notifies their form tutor that they have completed their part of the application – via email – form tutor constructs the reference.

Rmgs application process (2) NB – student sends email to Mr O’Neill for Oxbridge applications/Mrs Ebun-Cole for MDV applications. Form tutor notifies Mr O’Neill that the reference is complete – he adds predicted grades – sends completed application to UCAS – he emails student to confirm that their application is with UCAS – PDF copy of reference attached to email, to comply with GDPR