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- Step 1: Choosing courses
- Step 2: Applying
- Step 3: Offers
- Step 4: Results
- Step 5: Next steps
- Step 6: Starting university or college
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My application has been unsuccessful. Can you tell me why?
The university or college may provide a reason for their decision on Track at the time of their initial decision, or at a later date. However, if you have already replied to offers or no reason is shown on Track, you will have to contact the university or college to discuss the reason why you were unsuccessful.
University or college decisions
- When will my universities and colleges make a decision about my application?
- I have been interviewed. How long will it be before I receive a decision?
- An offer I received direct from a university or college is not displayed on Track. What shall I do?
- My university or college says I am on a waiting list. What does this mean?
- Where can I find the details of the offer in Track?
- My course has been discontinued. What can I do?
- The decision you have sent me is different to what the university/college told me. What shall I do?
- The conditions in my offer do not make sense to me. What can I do?
- Why does my conditional offer ask for qualifications I already hold?
- My application has been unsuccessful. Can you tell me why?
- I applied for medicine and have been turned down on all choices. What can I do?