Application response We aim to process your application within two to six weeks, but this will depend on when you submit it. Applications submitted in January, particularly near to the UCAS equal consideration deadline, might take substantially longer to be processed due to the high volume received at that time.
Do Southampton give unconditional offers?
When we contact you to offer you a place at Southampton, we will make either a conditional or unconditional offer.
How long do you wait for Uni offers?
Most unis will have made a decision by the end of March, while others will wait until May to give you an answer. There’s no set waiting time. Some students will hear back in three days and some three weeks. This is completely normal and not a reflection of your application.
Is Southampton accommodation first come first serve?
We do not allocate on a first come, first served basis. After your offer is accepted, you will need to complete your online accommodation induction.
What is the acceptance rate for Southampton university?
The University of Southampton has more than 25,000 including 17,535 undergraduate and 7,650 graduate students. The acceptance rate is 84.0 %.
How rare are unconditional offers?
An unconditional offer is not easy to earn. Very few universities actually offer unconditional offers or operate an unconditional offer scheme, so if you do receive a university unconditional offer, then you will be one of the very few who do!
Which uni gives the most unconditional offers?
Five in six offers made by Suffolk have an unconditional element, The Tab’s analysis of UCAS data has found, putting them top of the table. Just behind them, 76 per cent of Falmouth’s offers in 2019 were unconditional, whilst big hitters Royal Holloway and Birmingham also used the offers to lure students.
Do universities reject you straight away?
It could be a matter of days or months before you hear back from a university about your application, whether that’s an offer, invitation to an interview or rejection (hopefully not). It all depends on when you applied and how that university course chooses to make offers.
Do acceptance or rejection emails come first?
No. For undergrad admissions, that is done all at one time (within a day) and everyone is notified at once if they are admitted or rejected or placed on the wait list. For rolling admissions, those admitted are notified first. The longer you wait the greater the chance you will be rejected.
Are uni offers first come first serve?
In short, is university accommodation first come first served? Yes, though often unis and colleges ask you to choose more than one type of accommodation. That way you can let them know your order of preference – and they’ll try to make sure everyone gets one of their preferred choices.
What are the best halls at Southampton university?
The Uni of Southampton Student Accommodation offered by Best Student Halls is Green-Wood Court, Vita Student Portswood House and The Court Yard. These offer fully equipped modern student rooms and studios, an on-site team to make you feel welcome and amazing facilities.
Can my boyfriend stay in my room uni Covid?
Generally, there shouldn’t be any major problems with a partner staying overnight. That is, of course, that you ask for permission from your university. However, there could be multiple issues and consequences if you have another person staying with you in your room for a longer period without permission.
Are UCAS applications first come first served?
You can still apply after 25 January, however, universities judge applications that come in after the deadline on a first-come, first-served basis. This means they don’t equally weigh each application as they would if submitted by the UCAS deadline.
Is Southampton Uni easy to get into?
As long as you have the correct number of A Levels for your preferred course plus good references from school or sixth form college (or their equivalent) you shouldn’t have a problem.
Is it hard to get in University of Southampton?
Some universities are more difficult to get into than others. Places at Oxford and Cambridge are famously competitive.
Full list of UK university offer rates.
| Rank | University | Offer rate |
|---|---|---|
| 28 | Arts University Bournemouth | 63.5% |
| 29 | University of Southampton | 63.9% |
| 30 | Birmingham City University | 64.1% |
| 31 | University of Leeds | 64.5% |
What is the hardest UK uni to get into?
The University of St. Andrews is top on the list of hardest UK universities to get into due to its low acceptance rate and competitive admission requirements.
Can you fail with an unconditional offer?
If you receive an unconditional offer then you’ve already met the entry requirements for a college or university – the place is yours if you want it. If you still have exams to take when you get this offer, the results of those exams will not affect whether or not you’re accepted.
How many people get an unconditional offer?
In 2019, the proportion of applicants with ‘direct unconditional’ offers (11.5 per cent) was only slightly higher than in 2018 (11.0 per cent), and the proportion of applicants with ‘other unconditional’ offers reduced slightly to 8.0 per cent, compared with 8.2 per cent in 2018.
Is unconditional offer better than conditional?
Either a conditional or unconditional offer is good news. A conditional offer means you still need to meet the requirements – usually exam results. An unconditional offer means you’ve got a place, although there might still be a few things to arrange.
How common are unconditional offers UCAS?
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Over a quarter of applicants (25.1%, 64,825 applicants) received a conditional unconditional offer, 11.5% (29,785 applicants) received a direct unconditional offer, and 7.6% (19,555 applicants) received an ‘other unconditional’ offer.
How quickly do you get UCAS offers?
If you submitted your UCAS application by the 15 January deadline, you will usually receive offers from your universities by the end of March, although for popular courses, you may not hear until May. The timetable for some art and design courses is different.