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| UCAS gives you Extra |
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New innovation from UCAS (the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service), Extra,
gives students another chance before clearing to secure a university place. If a student has
declined or been turned down by their original university choices, they should be eligible
to join Extra. If this is the case, you'll be notified by UCAS with your final decision letter.
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| You can use Extra in one of two ways: online access to Extra using the Applicant
Enquiries Service on the UCAS website; or a paper-based Extra Passport, which is similar
to a Clearing Entry Form.
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| Using Extra you can make additional applications to universities, one at a time. It's
important to check Course Search on the website to confirm which courses are prepared
to consider Extra applicants. If you're
successful and receive either a conditional
or unconditional offer, you'll be withdrawn
from Extra. However, if you're unsuccessful
with your first choice you can try and apply
for another university. For everything you need
to know about UCAS and the application
process, see www.ucas.com
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