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Is the information on individual applicants available to their advisers?
We will only inform the applicant and their chosen institutions of any similarities detected.
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- Why was this introduced?
- What involvement does UCAS have in the process?
- What information is available to applicants?
- Is the information on individual applicants available to their advisers?
- How often do we receive reports?
- Can an applicant replace their personal statement?
- Can the applicant appeal?
- Who should we contact at UCAS?