Check list

1. Use UCAS Track to check the conditions (if any) and status of your offer

• If you have any questions about these conditions, please contact The Undergraduate Admissions Office as soon as possible.
• If we have made you an unconditional offer this is because you have already satisfied all of the entry requirements for the degree programme therefore we will not require you to obtain further academic qualifications. However, if you are still undertaking Advanced Highers, you may have the option to change your year of entry once you achieve suitable results but this is not guaranteed.
• If we have made you a conditional offer this is because we require you to meet certain conditions, usually certain grades in your tests or exams. Once you have met these conditions your offer will become unconditional. If you have met the requirements for advanced entry into year 2, we may offer you this but it is not guaranteed.
• Conditional offers are expressed in terms of letter grades and not UCAS Tariff points. For example, an offer set at two B grades means that two passes at B grade or above are required. A combination of one A grade and one C grade are not regarded as the equivalent of two B grades.
• Offer conditions are based on the information you provided in the examinations section of the UCAS application and must be met in the current sitting of exams.
• For information on how to accept your offer via UCAS Track, please see the UCAS website:

2. Upload copies of your educational certificates to the Undergraduate Admissions Office

We need verified copies of certificates relating to any qualifications you have already achieved (as entered in your UCAS application). Please upload them to your clearance check through EUCLID, which will appear if you become firm with us. You must provide authorised translations of all certificates that are written in languages other than English.

If you require a visa to enter the UK, you may have a specific English Language requirement on your offer. We may accept an alternative to this but this is restricted to requirements of UK Visas and Immigration (formerly the UK Border Agency). You can find some alternatives online below on the UKV&I website but please check with the Admissions Office if you wish to use an alternative (please note that the proficiency level rfor entry to the University is higher than the minimum set by the UKVI required for entering the UK):

3. Make sure we are notified of your exam results

We receive automatic notification of the following exam results directly from UCAS:

• SQA Highers and Advanced Highers
• GCE A Levels
• Irish Leaving Certificate
• Welsh Baccalaureate

If your qualification is listed above or on the UCAS exam results webpage, you do not need to directly notify us of your exam results.

If you are an IB candidate you should ask your school IB Diploma Programme Coordinator to request that the IBO sends your results to UCAS, so that we can receive these automatically. Information for UCAS centres on this process is available in the IBO Handbook of procedures for the Diploma programme.

4. Apply for accommodation

If you wish to live in University student accommodation, you will find all you need to know by following the link below.

5. Tell us about any change in your plans

Contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office if you find yourself unable to take up your place or if you would like to change your programme of study or year of entry.

Tell us if you change the subjects you are sitting this year from those detailed in your UCAS application, or if you withdraw from an exam to find out if your offer is still valid.

6. Make sure your correspondence address and email is up to date

Inform UCAS and the Undergraduate Admissions Office of any changes. This will ensure that you receive important information in the summer.

Any questions?

If you have any questions regarding your offer, please contact the Admissions Office directly.