Getting an Offer from a University or College Liverpool

If you have submitted your UCAS application form by the mid-January deadline, then you should expect to hear from all your chosen institutions by the end of March. You can track your offers through the UCAS web site, and you also have the option of receiving decisions through the post or by e-mail.

Liverpool Students Union
+44 (0) 151 794 1900
Maryland Street
Liverpool
Liverpool Community College
+44 (0) 151 709 3079
Colquitt Street
Liverpool
Training Plus Merseyside
+44 (0) 151 709 2330
62-64 Lime Street
Liverpool
Merseyside Dance & Drama Centre
+44 (0) 151 207 6197
13-17 Camden Street
Liverpool
Liverpool University
+44 (0) 151 794 6440
North Mossley Hill Road
Liverpool
Liverpool Community College
+44 (0) 151 252 3300
Clarence Street
Liverpool
Liverpool John Moores University
+44 (0) 151 231 1212
98 Mount Pleasant
Liverpool
Liverpool John Moores University
+44 (0) 151 231 3569
40215 Rodney Street
Liverpool
Liverpool John Moores University
+44 (0) 151 231 4012
15-21 Webster Street
Liverpool
University Of Liverpool
+44 (0) 151 794 6451
North Mossley Hill Road
Liverpool
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Getting an Offer from a University or College

Getting an Offer

Getting an Offer

If you have submitted your UCAS application form by the mid-January deadline, then you should expect to hear from all your chosen institutions by the end of March. You can track your offers through the UCAS web site, and you also have the option of receiving decisions through the post or by e-mail.

Types of Decisions

There are a number of decisions an institution can make about your application:

1. Conditional Offer

If a university or college gives you a conditional offer, this means that they will offer you a place if you meet certain conditions - usually that you get certain grades in your exams. You may be asked to achieve a certain number of points, or you may be required to achieve specific grades in named subjects. For example, a student applying for BA English may be required to achieve an A grade in English and 2 B's in any other subject.

2. Unconditional Offer

An unconditional offer means you have already satisfied entry requirements and are accepted on the course. The institution may request proof of your qualifications.

3. Unsuccessful Application

This means that the college or university has decided not to admit you to the course.

4. Withdrawn Application

An institution may return this response for a number of reasons:

  • You have withdrawn at your own request.
  • You have not responded to one or more communications from the institution.
  • You did not attend your interview.

Replying to Offers

When you have received decisions from all your universities or colleges, you will have the chance to accept or decline any offers. For each offer, you can choose one of three options:

  • firm acceptance
  • insurance acceptance
  • decline

However, you can only accept a maximum of two offers - one firm acceptance, and one insurance acceptance. All other offers must be declined. If you firmly accept a place, you are committed to attending that university or college if you meet the conditions of their offer.

The following table lists the various replies you can make to an institutions decision.

Decision Response Comments
Unconditional Offer Firm acceptance (UF) No other acceptance may be made.
Insurance acceptance (UI) May be made if you have firmly accepted a Conditional offer and want to hold an Insurance offer.
Decline (D)  
Conditional Offer Firm acceptance (CF) You undertake to go to this university or college if you meet the conditions of the offer.
Insurance acceptance (CI) May be made if you have firmly accepted a Conditional offer and want to hold an Insurance offer. The conditions of your Insurance offershould be easier to meet than those of your Firm acceptance.
Decline (D)  
Unsuccessful Application No reply required  
Withdrawn Application

Once you have made your decision, you can return ONE of the following responses:

  • UF - Unconditional offer firmly accepted
  • CF - Conditional of...

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