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The Application Process

Remember

You should get your application in as early

as possible, but make sure you give yourself

plenty of time to work through the form.

Make sure you check if there are

admissions tests required for your course,

and give yourself plenty of time to take

these within the provided deadlines.

There is an

earlier deadline

for courses in

Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Sciences

and for applications to Oxford or Cambridge.

Some art and design courses have a

later

deadline

, make sure you check this before

you apply.

UCAS

Once you have done all your research it’s

time tomake your application through UCAS.

Realising Opportunities

Applying to Higher Education 2017

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Registeringwith UCAS Apply

1

Ask your school/college for the “buzzword”.

You will need to enter this when you register

and it links your application to the school,

college or centre, so that your tutor or

advisor can check your application and write

your reference. You can’t register without it.

2

Log on to

www.ucas.com

and click on

Apply

.

3

Follow the instructions given. This registration

process generates your username and then

you will create your own password. If you

forget your password, follow the instructions

provided.

UCAS Form

Once you have registered with UCAS you

can start your application form.

The form will lead you through the sections

in order.

You can choose

up to 5 course choices

to

apply to.

You can only apply for

4 courses in

Medicine, Dentistry or Veterinary Science

,

but you can choose a different subject for

your 5th choice.

Usually you can only apply to one course

at

either

the University of Oxford or the

University of Cambridge.