That is not true. I am sure all universities give information on how to apply to them. I will email these universities myself just to prove you wrong.
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When one asks for information about such things, one should describe his/her current situation. Man, I've been in four universities in my life and I hold two degrees and I have have the courses for a third degree. I know how one should deal with universities, so please spare me your few months experiences that you had recently.
well u can apply for any uni, providing u think u can get into it, i mean wot chance lets say does a average student have of joining oxford for example?
thats why u order ur prospectus for the uni, which tells u the kind of requirements needed, sign up with ucas through your school, who too have to fill in parts about u, then the school approves of the form, sends it off to ucas, who send it off to all your choices of uni's you've put down, who will then send u a letter of a official offer, then eventually u will be asked to pick 1 firm offer and 1 insurance offer and decline the rest.
thats why u order ur prospectus for the uni, which tells u the kind of requirements needed, sign up with ucas through your school, who too have to fill in parts about u, then the school approves of the form, sends it off to ucas, who send it off to all your choices of uni's you've put down, who will then send u a letter of a official offer, then eventually u will be asked to pick 1 firm offer and 1 insurance offer and decline the rest.
dont u think just sending an e-mail requiring an official offer is a little too simple? and the uni's do require the school to confirm the qualified results as it wud be easy for anyone to put down that they achieved A's when they got sumthing else.
thats why you have to apply through ucas to get into as far as i know, British uni's not sure about anywhere else, cuz ucas is an official mediator between the 2 parties, which the uni's trust, and ucas require your school, no matter where it is to confirm the achieved grades, aswell as your subject teachers to write your reference.
thats why you have to apply through ucas to get into as far as i know, British uni's not sure about anywhere else, cuz ucas is an official mediator between the 2 parties, which the uni's trust, and ucas require your school, no matter where it is to confirm the achieved grades, aswell as your subject teachers to write your reference.
