So contact your new choice of Uni, and discuss with them your adjustment to their course, to find out if they will accept you. If yes, this will appear on your UCAS Track, and your


previous


choice of University will be notified. However, they will still accept you should you decide not to take the place at your new choice.


The


best thing to do, should you find yourself considering the adjustment process,


is


to sit down and just really have a think about all your options. Make sure that you know what you want, from your course and your Uni, and think about why one Uni might be better than another for you.


Consider more than just the course or


the esteem of the University; you will also be changing location,


perhaps


town to a city, and possibly leaving behind friends with whom you had intended to stay with through further education. sudden


and


from a


The change is stressful,


but


it could well be a great opportunity if you choose it.


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