Ucas how long before offer

First raise your concern directly with the academic School or service area that is the subject of their complaint. You should receive a response to your complaint from them within 10 working days. If you wish to register a formal complaint within 20 working days of receiving a response from an appropriate member of University staff, you should complete a Stage 2 Complaints Form. If you remain dissatisfied with the outcome of your complaint, you may escalate it to the next stage by completing a Stage 3 Complaint Form within 10 working daysof receiving the outcome of Stage 2.

If you send your form by post, please keep proof of postage. This completes our complaints procedure. Receiving an offer Any offers of a place on an undergraduate course, and any conditions of these offers, will be communicated to you via UCAS.

Other conditions on your offer If your offer is for a place on a course that involves working with children or vulnerable adults, we will request a Criminal Records Bureau enhanced disclosure before you start your course. Replying to your offers When you have received a decision for all your choices, UCAS will contact you to ask you to reply to your offers.

Unsuccessful applicants Manchester courses are very popular and the number of well-qualified applicants far exceeds the places we have available. If you wish to receive feedback on an unsuccessful application, please familiarise yourself with the Appeals Procedure for Applicants and follow these steps: Stage 1 — Feedback Contact admissions staff in the School to which you applied to request feedback within 20 working days of receiving confirmation that your application was unsuccessful.

Stage 2 — Appeal If you wish to appeal against the outcome of your application, complete our Stage 2 Appeals Form within the same 20 working days of receiving confirmation that your application was unsuccessful. Stage 3 — Re-appeal If you remain dissatisfied with the outcome of your appeal, you may escalate it to the next stage by completing a Stage 3 Appeals Form.

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