Almost all students wishing to study an undergraduate degree in the UK need to apply through UCAS, the\u00a0Universities and Colleges Admissions Service.<\/p>\n
Students can select five universities per application and must also supply a\u00a0personal statement<\/a>. Once you have submitted your UCAS application, universities will consider your application before informing you of their response.<\/p>\n As an official UCAS centre, StudyIn will provide you with free, independent advice on how to submit a high-quality UCAS application<\/a>. You must understand the UCAS application process fully and choose the right institutions to apply to. We will:<\/p>\n There are many different\u00a0UCAS application deadlines<\/a>\u00a0depending on what\u00a0course\u00a0and\u00a0level you wish to study. For international students applying to the majority of courses, the 29th January is when all applications must be submitted. Non-EU students can still submit their application up to June 30th.<\/p>\n If you received no offers from your five UCAS choices\u00a0or changed\u00a0your\u00a0mind about which courses and institutions\u00a0you\u00a0wish to apply to, UCAS Extra allows you to add another choice to your application. UCAS Extra opens each February and lasts until July. If you still do not have an offer after the July deadline, you are eligible to enter UCAS Clearing.<\/p>\n\n
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UCAS Extra<\/h2>\n
UCAS Clearing<\/h2>\n