school/college to pick up their important results envelope.


It may be the last thing on your mind but you need to make sure you are prepared for any eventuality so make sure you take a few vital things such as a pen & notepad, your UCAS letter, contact details for your firm and insurance offer universities and a copy of your personal statement (champagne is optional).


Did you get the A Level grades you needed? Congratulations, it’s time to pop the Champers! If you got the results that you needed for your firm offer then there is nothing to worry about. The university


must value their offer and can therefore not turn you down.


If you log into your UCAS account you should see the offer as accepted and the confirmation letter (sometimes needed to open a student account) will be on its way.


If the uni hasn’t updated your status on UCAS track then try not to worry too much as it can sometimes take a little time.


The only thing stopping you now is if you decide that uni is no longer the right choice. In this instance you’ll need to ring the uni and let them know that you won’t be accepting their offer.


If you can’t get enough of the excitement then make sure you start preparing for uni right now!


Everything went better than expected


If you managed to get A Level grades better than you ever expected then UCAS have added a new scheme where they can hold your firm offer while you look for a better university or a higher entry course (should you choose to).


It’s known as “adjustment” and you can apply for it here.


Once you’ve applied you have a total of 5 days to find an alternative place.


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