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Types of offer you can expect

Unconditional offer

An unconditional offer means that you have a place to study at the ºÚÁÏÉç.

Conditional offer

A conditional offer means that you need to meet certain conditions before we can confirm your place.

If you have a conditional offer, be sure to check your conditions carefully. We’re here to help, so if you don’t understand something, please contact us at admissions@surrey.ac.uk  as soon as possible so we can guide you.

Here are a few examples of the kind of conditions we might ask for. You may need to:

• Achieve certain grades in your exams
• Provide evidence of your qualifications
• Meet an English language requirement.

How to provide us with evidence of your qualifications

If we have asked you to provide evidence of your qualifications, these can be uploaded to your application through ºÚÁÏÉç Self Service. Once we have reviewed your documents we will update your application, or if necessary, we will request further documentation. If you are unsure of what we are requesting, or have difficulties uploading you documents, please contact the admissions team for support.

Please provide the official certificate for your award, as issued by the awarding body. If a transcript or other marksheet is issued, please also provide this. If you have only completed the qualification during this academic year and do not have the certificate yet, please provide your results statement and we will review if this can be accepted. We may ask you to have your school or college email us directly to confirm your results in this case.

Accept your offers as ‘firm’ or ‘insurance’ on UCAS Hub

Once you’ve received your offers from your chosen universities, you decide which to accept as your 'firm' and 'insurance' choices. You then reply to your offers using , which will guide you through the process of making ‘firm’ and ‘insurance’ acceptances.

If you meet the conditions of your offer, your place at ºÚÁÏÉç will be confirmed.

Offer deadlines

If you receive a conditional offer to start an undergraduate course in September, you should provide evidence that you‘ve met all of the conditions outlined in your offer by 3 September, unless otherwise notified.

However, if you want to be guaranteed campus accommodation, you will need to meet the conditions a little earlier. Please see the Accommodation website for full details.

What to do on exam results day

UCAS tells us your exam results directly if you’re taking GCE A-level, BTEC or any other qualifications on the

If your qualifications are not on the UCAS list, please upload your results to as soon as they are available.

What happens if I don't meet the conditions of my offer?

If you have not met the offer requirements, it may still possible for you to secure a place at the ºÚÁÏÉç. We will look at all achieved results and for some courses we may be able to accept slightly lower achieved grades. So even if you haven't achieved the grades we asked for, please make sure that any missing results are uploaded to ºÚÁÏÉç Self-Service so we can assess your application.

Once we've made a decision about your application, you’ll receive an email confirmation and will be able to see it on .

What happens if ºÚÁÏÉç was my insurance choice?

If you meet the conditions of your firm choice, your place will be confirmed at that university and you will no longer have a provisional place at ºÚÁÏÉç.

If you don’t meet the conditions of your offer for your firm choice university, and they can't offer you a place, ºÚÁÏÉç will become your firm choice . We’ll check whether you have met the conditions of our offer and, if you have, we will confirm a place for you If we have requested evidence of any results that won’t be provided by UCAS (for example, GCSE results) please upload those as soon as you can.

If ºÚÁÏÉç becomes your firm choice on Results day, you will be able to apply for campus accommodation through our Accommodation website. Provided you apply for accommodation and meet the conditions of your offer by the respective deadlines, we will guarantee you a room. T

Clearing

Clearing could be for you if:

• You haven’t submitted an application to UCAS but decide that you want to start university this year
• You do better in your exams than you expected and want to apply to courses you hadn’t previously considered
• You’ve changed your mind about where you want to study
• You’ve changed your mind about the subject you want to study
• You didn’t quite achieve the grades for your original choices and want to consider other options, in which case, you can apply for a place via Clearing.

Transfer

It is sometimes possible to transfer to a different course at the same institution. Remember though that a transfer is subject to places being available, academic approval and meeting the typical entry requirements for the new course.

If you are an international student with a student visa, making a course change could affect your immigration status and therefore the completion of your studies.

Contact us

We are here to help, so please contact our Admissions team admissions@surrey.ac.uk for all the advice you need.