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How do I get in? > What is an 'offer' of a place? 19 March 2010  
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What is an 'offer' of a place?

The university or UCAS will tell you if your application is successful. Sometimes, offers are conditional - this means that you will be accepted only if you complete a course or achieve a specified grade in an exam. Other offers are unconditional - you are accepted outright.
 
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