Your offer
Once we’ve received your application and you’ve attended an interview (if your course requires it) then we’ll be able to tell you if we can make you an offer.
If you receive an offer this handy breakdown will help you to understand that offer and what your next steps are.
Understanding your offer
- Unconditional offer – your offer is unconditional if you:
- have already met the academic qualifications needed (and our English Language requirements if you’re an international student)
- are not required to meet any further conditions.
- Conditional offer – your offer is conditional if you:
- still have exams to take and you will need to pass them with specific qualifications in order to get your place confirmed
- still have English Language requirements to meet
- have applied to a course which has additional requirements such as a DBS check or declaration of health.
- Unsuccessful / withdrawn – we’re unable to offer you a place.
For some courses, you’ll require further clearance checks before enrolling at university in September or January. More information is available in our policies and procedures.
Visit us
If you have an offer from us, then book onto one of our open days or campus visits for a chance to see the university in-person (if you haven’t already) and get a feel for the place.
Alternatively, you can take virtual tour of our facilities and accommodation online.
Next steps
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For everyone except international fee-payers, March is the time to start applying for student finance, which you can do at direct.gov.uk/studentfinance
If you’re an international fee-payer, you may be eligible for one of our international grant awards or scholarships. Visit our funding page to find out more.
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For full-time courses:
– You’ll need to accept your offer via track.ucas.com by the reply date deadline (you should see this on UCAS Track, and will appear once you’ve had a decision from each course/university).
– If you’ve applied directly to the university you should accept your offer within 30 days to guarantee a place.For part-time courses:
– You’ll need to accept your offer via your applicant portal.For international applicants who have applied directly to the university:
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If you require a student visa, our Immigration Team will contact you once your place is confirmed (your place is confirmed once you’ve accepted your offer and sent us any documents we have requested). If you have any questions, please contact our Immigration Team at immigration@glos.ac.uk.
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Guarantee yourself a place in halls or university-managed housing by making us your firm choice & applying for accommodation by 4 July (or 11 August for international students) on our accommodation page.
Can’t decide between halls, private housing and lodgings? Then let us help you choose or take 360˚ virtual tours of our halls options.
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Whether you’re from Gloucestershire or further afield, there’s so much to discover as a UoG student. With campuses across the historic city of Gloucester and the regency town of Cheltenham Spa, we offer the perfect balance of city and country life.
– Discover more about Gloucestershire
– Take a look at our top 10 reasons to join the University of Gloucestershire
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From June – August you should get your results. Once you’ve received them, be sure to send us verification of your qualifications so we can confirm your place.
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We’ll be in touch ahead of enrolment about Welcome Week, what to expect in your first fortnight and top tips on what to pack.
Find out more about our Students’ Union, sports clubs and societies.
Questions?
You can get in touch with us using the options below.
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