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When do I need to apply through UCAS ?
For the best chance of getting a place, your application needs to reach UCAS before the 15 January of the year that you want to start studying.
The earliest you can send in your application is the 1st September of the year before the one you want to study. (For example, if you want to start in September 2007, you can apply between 1 September 2006 and 15 January 2007.)
UCAS forwards your application to the universities for the courses you have chosen. The universities will consider late applications they receive between 15 January and 30 June of the year in which you want to study, but only if places are available.
After 30th June applications are processed through Clearing.
If you are applying for a course that starts in February, you should also send your application through UCAS, but talk to the relevant university first.
This timeline shows what happens in the application process at different times of the year.
Mature students
Universities use different criteria for school-leavers and for students over 21. Mature students have other things to offer universities, so they may not have to meet the standard entry requirements that may be required of school-leavers.
To find out more about entry as a mature student you will need to contact the Admissions Office of the university where you want to study.
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