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What is a buzzword?
Each school, college or centre creates a unique password, known as a buzzword, which is used to create a connection between your applicants and your centre. When a student enters your buzzword during registration, it links their application to your centre so that you can write the reference and send the application to us. The coordinator at your school, college or centre can tell you what it is. The buzzword changes for each new cycle.
Registration
- What is a buzzword?
- One of our students has registered as an individual, what can we do?
- I have forgotten my username and password for Apply and I am a coordinator. What can I do?
- The registration details I've been sent do not work - what do I do?
- I'm an adviser and have lost my login details for Apply. What can I do?
- How do I set up my school in Apply?