UCAS Applications for higher education courses are made through the UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) system.

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Students can apply for up to five courses, although potential Doctors, Dentists and Vets are limited to four specialist choices (the other one can be for other subjects or just left blank). Universities do not see the student's other university choices. 

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All applications are made on-line through UCAS Apply. Students pay the £27 fee at the College office upon completion of their application with the Head of Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance (CEIAG). Responses could include offers of a place, interviews or rejections.  UCAS will confirm all offers and students are asked to choose two: a firm choice and an insurance choice.

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On results day, if students have the grades for their first choice, they go there; if not, they go to their second choice university (their insurance choice). If they have missed the grades completely they can enter Clearing.  The Sixth Form team will be available to support students with these conversations and choices.  

If you have any queries, or require any further information on our careers programmes, please don't hesitate to email the College so your query may be forwarded to the Head of CEIAG.

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