- Six steps for applicants
- Apply and Adviser Track
- Our role in the process
- Training sessions
- Non-UK advisers
- Guides and resources
- UCAS Tariff
- Conferences and events
- News
- Important dates
- Student finance
- Student number controls
What happens next?
What happens next depends on an applicant's exam results. If they meet all the conditions of their offer, they will be accepted by the university. Even if they have not quite met the requirements, the university or college may lower its offer and still accept them. Advise them to check Track to see their decisions.
There are different situations in which applicants may find themselves. Please visit the What happens next? page in the students' section for more information.
If an applicant isn't accepted
If an applicant has not met the conditions of their firm and insurance choice (if they have one), the universities or colleges cannot accept them, and they have paid the full application fee of £19, they will be eligible for Clearing. Find out more about Clearing.