If you are asked to attend an interview, it should show up in your Ucas Track, specifying a time and date. They will be able to help. If you are invited to an interview, preparation is key. Remember, this is an important opportunity for you to impress a tutor, who will often use your Ucas application as a guide for your conversation.
You should be prepared to explain anything you have written in your personal statement, including discussing knowledge, skills, books or topics you have mentioned and be ready to talk in general about your subject area of choice. As well as being a chance for you to demonstrate your passion for the subject you want to study, interviews also offer you the chance to find out more about the university, to see if it feels like the right place for you to study.
So have your questions ready — find out more about the course content, types of learning activities projects, seminars, tutorials and assessment styles. However, interviews for the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge are usually held in December so you will have a little less time to prepare for those.
Tips for acing your University of Oxford interview Can you answer these Oxford University interview questions? You need to select which course at which university you want to accept as your firm choice — this is your first choice. If you receive an unconditional offer and you choose to accept it, you immediately have a guaranteed place on that course. By accepting an unconditional offer, you are committing to attend.
Ucas will set you a deadline to reply to your offers. Universities will usually invite you to an open day for offer-holders during this time. Getting a feel for the universities and courses will help you to make an informed choice about your future. Tips for attending university open days. International Baccalaureate results are released on 5 July , Scottish Highers are released on 10 August , and some BTEC results will be available in July, with others being released at the same time as A level results and the Welsh Baccalaureate.
At the moment A-level Results Day is 24 August , but given that exams have now been scrapped, this may change, although nothing has been confirmed yet. When this happens will depend on when your results are released. For example, A level applicants will be able to log on to Ucas Track from 8am on 24 August to see their decisions. Sometimes, if you have not met the conditions of your original course, your chosen university may offer you a place on an alternative course.
It is entirely up to you whether you accept this new offer — make sure you ask any questions you may have about this new course before making your decision. First, your university may still accept you. Their decision on this will depend on whether they feel you will succeed on your course including considering the grades you have achieved and whether they still have places available.
Lists of vacancies are continually updated so keep checking the Ucas website, using the search tool. You should then contact the universities you are interested in directly to explore your options.
Just like your original applications, it is important you make the right choice for you so give it careful thought and visit the university if you can. This is an option you might want to explore. Most universities list the courses they expect to have available through clearing early before results day , so start researching your options early, and be proactive.
Make sure you know how long you have to make your decision — ask if you are not sure. Above all, at any time in the next eight months, speak out if you need help or advice.
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