University News Last updated 23 August 2011
Would-be students are being urged to confirm their place at university or risk losing out.
Following the A Level results on Thursday (18 August) many students have yet to confirm their offer of a place at university, but experts at Birmingham City University are reminding prospective students that they need to act fast if they want to keep their place.
Head of Outreach and Enquiring Management, Lyn Holder, said: “If a student has met the conditions of their offer they need to confirm this by 31 August, otherwise they may lose their place.
“If a student meets all the conditions of their offer, they will be accepted by the university. Even if they have not quite met the requirements, the university or college may lower its offer and still accept them.
“We advise anyone who has applied for an undergraduate course to visit the UCAS website and check the Track facility to see their decisions. The details displayed on your Track 'choices' screen are exactly what we have been sent by your universities and colleges. If you have a query about any of your choice details, please contact the university or college direct.”
Birmingham City University still has some places left on courses including BA (Hons) Landscape Architecture and the following BSc (Hons) degrees
- Film Production and Technology
- Multimedia Technology
- Sound Engineering and Production
- Television Technology and Production
- Architectural Technology
- Building Surveying
- Construction Management and Economics
- Planning and Development
- Quantity Surveying
- Real Estate
The University has a clearing hotline that people can call for information about these courses on 0121 331 6777.
More information about these courses and the required grades can be gained from the university’s clearing website