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What is Adjustment?
Adjustment is a process that provides applicants who met and exceeded the conditions of their firm choice an opportunity to reconsider where and what to study. Eligible applicants register to use Adjustment in Track. If they are accepted by another university or college, the new choice will replace their original choice as their unconditional firm offer. Check the facts about Adjustment to find out more.
Adjustment
- What is Adjustment?
- How do I know if I'm eligible to use Adjustment?
- How do I register to use Adjustment?
- When does Adjustment start and finish?
- Which universities and colleges can I apply to through Adjustment?
- What are the risks of using Adjustment?
- I've been accepted for an Adjustment place but want my original UF choice. What can I do?