Beat the big date - apply before the 26 January UCAS deadline
What’s the UCAS deadline?
Applications for all UCAS Undergraduate courses, except those with a 15 October deadline, should arrive at UCAS by 18:00 (UK time) on 26 January.
This is known as the 'equal consideration' deadline, which means course providers must consider all applications received by this time equally.
Universities and colleges do not have to consider applications received after the deadline, although you can still apply after this date if they have spaces available once the on-time applications have been considered.
You can apply for up to five courses with your UCAS application and you should include:
- your details
- your qualifications
- your course choices (you can choose up to five courses)
- a personal statement
- the name of a reference person
Once you’ve received decisions from the universities and colleges about a place on the courses you’ve chosen, you can then make your firm and insurance choices.
Don’t worry if you’re not sure where to start or if you have questions about the process, we’re here to help. Why not join us for our ‘Making UCAS Applications’ webinar where we’ll talk you through it and give you tips for how to make the most of your application.
What sets University Centre Leeds apart from the rest is how we deliver a personalised learning experience to every student. We want your time with us to be designed for you - to fit around your existing commitments, to be affordable and most of all, enjoyable.
Not only have we ranked highest in overall student satisfaction in Leeds for two years running (NSS 2021), we also boast a student academic support rating of 82%.
Even better, all our courses are designed in collaboration with employers, meaning you’ll not just have access to strong industry links but also be industry-ready as soon as you graduate.
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Benefits of studying with us
The main benefits of studying with University Centre Leeds are:
- Face-to-face tutorials, allowing you to work closely with your peers
- Small class sizes, ensuring close tutor supervision
- Superb support, whether financial, career, or welfare-related
- Progressive learning to help you develop graduate skills
Disclaimer
All information regarding fees and other related information are current but are subject to change for unforeseen reasons at the College’s absolute discretion. Please check with the College for the latest fee information. Government policy on entitlement to fee reductions and tax or benefit rules is subject to change. The information printed reflects the College’s understanding at this time but students should check the current position and their personal circumstances before committing to a College course. Students are required to pay fees by the due date and failure to do so will lead to their results not being presented to the relevant examination board, and therefore result in them not receiving their certificate.