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Can an applicant replace their personal statement?
We will not accept any amendments to the personal statement after the application has been submitted to us. The advice to applicants remains that any additional information which they wish to be considered should be sent direct to their chosen institutions quoting their Personal ID.
General
- 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?