APPLYING TO UNIVERSITY – ARRANGEMENTS IN SCHOOL

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APPLYING TO UNIVERSITY – ARRANGEMENTS IN SCHOOL

DIARY OF UCAS APPLICATIONS Week commencing What should I be doing??? 3 September General studies period with Mrs Browne to explain how to use “Apply” 10 September General studies period with Mrs Browne to explain the internal procedures. 17 September Interviewer lists published on notice board in common room. Approach teacher/interviewer concerned and organise interview ASAP!!!!!. 24 September Interviews taking place 1 October 8 October 15 October Friday 19 October is the FINAL deadline for applications to be handed in to Mrs BROWNE NOTE: Early deadline candidates will work on their UCAS applications with Miss Lunny (Oxbridge) and Mrs Browne (Medics, Dentists, Vets) and must hand in their application to Mrs Browne by Friday 28 September.

Getting prepared Work on your personal statement. Your careers teacher is there to help you Complete your UCAS form as much as possible If you need access to the internet, you may use the computers in A203 if I am there during Independent Study or the library after 12pm. Excuse yourself from the teacher in charge. The room may NOT be used if there is already a class in it. Remember, if you have a double study period, you will need to go back and excuse yourself for the second period.

Interviews Everyone will receive an interview The interview period will run form Monday 24 September until Friday 12 October Interview lists will be published in the common room and in registers from Monday 17 September The interviewer will normally be your L6th Careers teacher

Interviews It is YOUR responsibility to organise the interview Once you know who your interviewer is, approach them and make an appointment Make your appointment ASAP You can only use an independent study or privilege period Your interviewer will give you a sign out slip if necessary

Interviews Bring a print out of your completed UCAS form (all of it – including the personal statement) Note the grades required for your courses and bring them with you Your interviewer will go through your form and check you have entered everything correctly, that your personal statement is strong and that your choices are realistic

After the interview Make any recommended changes and finalise your form A hard copy of the form must be handed to Mrs Browne personally in A203 during registration Hand it in as soon as it is finished – don’t wait until the deadline The sooner we have it, the sooner it is processed and sent to UCAS

After the interview As you hand it in, I will give it one final check If there are still errors, it will be returned to you If it is accepted, you must then click on “pay and send” Pay £23 by debit or credit card The form cannot be sent to UCAS until it is paid Do NOT pay and send until final approval

What happens next?? Form will be passed to your referee who writes the reference (1 week) Form is passed to Mr McLoughlin for final approval, to the office for typing and then to Mrs Browne who sends it to UCAS (one week) UCAS sends you a confirmation letter (one week) Could be three weeks before you hear anything!! If longer, see Mrs Browne

What happens next?? Wait!!!! You will receive one of three things: An unconditional offer (Very rare!!) A conditional offer A rejection You must wait until all five decisions have been made before you do anything else Pick a “firm” and “insurance” offer by May