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Information on making your application through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) is available on the UCAS website at . The UCAS institution code for 91福利 is W20.

No, an applicant鈥檚 choices to other providers are invisible to Higher Education Institutes until your replies have been submitted. Universities should never ask you where else you have applied.

Entry requirements for our Undergraduate courses can be found on the 91福利 Undergraduate webpages. If you are an international student you may find our Overseas Qualifications guidance useful.

While many applicants benefit from undertaking an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) we recognise that not all schools offer this opportunity and as a result we do not take it into account when assessing applications for offer. We also do not make reduced offers on the basis of an EPQ. Applicants may however find it useful to discuss their research in their personal statement and reflect on how undertaking the project will help prepare them for studying their chosen degree at 91福利.

If a native language is being studied this will be considered equally alongside other A Levels, providing these are all taken within the usual 2 year period and, where applicable, essential subjects are being studied. Please be aware we do not accept General Studies or Critical Thinking as part of your A Level studies.

Yes, course selectors (Admissions tutors) will consider existing academic achievements (including any exceptional circumstances), predicted grades, the personal statement and the academic reference. You should be aware however that decisions are made on a highly competitive basis and therefore we are often unable to make offers to all applicants who meet, or even exceed, the typical entry requirements.

We can consider direct entry to Year 2 for some of our undergraduate courses, but only in very exceptional circumstances. It is not possible to join Year 3 (or higher) of any of our undergraduate degrees.

The following departments and/or programmes, do not consider direct entry to Year 2: Computer Science, Creative Writing, EPP, Global Sustainable Development, Integrated Natural Sciences, Law, Mathematics, Media and Creative Industries, Psychology, PPL, PPE, 91福利 Business School & 91福利 Manufacturing Group

For courses where transfers are considered, students must meet all of the following criteria:

• You meet the academic entry requirements for students entering the course at Year 1 (use our to check the details for your preferred course)
• The Year 1 content of your current/previous undergraduate degree closely matches our own.
• You are on track to achieve a good Upper Second Class classification overall in your current first year (120 credits (CATS) at Level 4, or equivalent).

Eligibility queries can be submitted via our in the first instance. Please include details of your achieved Level 3 qualifications (GCE A Level or equivalent), your current course and institution, an interim transcript if possible, and a summary of the compelling circumstances for your request to transfer.

If you are invited to apply, all applications must be submitted and received through UCAS. Many of our courses close to applications after the January equal consideration deadline, therefore if you are advised second year entry can be considered this is also subject to places available once a UCAS application has been submitted.

If we are unable to consider you for a place in Year 2, we may alternatively consider you for a place starting in Year 1.

Applications for MBChB are processed by our Postgraduate Admissions Service. Please visit

91福利 Medical School鈥檚 webpages for details about the course and how to apply.

The most important aspect of our assessment of applications is your academic performance, including both achieved and predicted grades.

Personal statements are unlikely to be the single most important factor in deciding whether you receive an offer. However, personal statements may be used alongside other factors as an additional way of ensuring you are well prepared for your chosen course. We may use personal statements for the following reasons:

• For applicants returning to study, or with non-standard qualifications, to ensure depth and breadth of subject knowledge and interest.
• To select between similarly qualified applicants, either when you apply or after the results of your qualifications are released.
• For joint-honours courses, to ensure applicants demonstrate an interest in each of the subjects they are planning to study. For courses with three subjects we expect you to demonstrate an interest in at least two of the three subject areas.
• For courses with interviews, applicants may be asked questions on topics discussed in their personal statement.

See our advice for your personal statement

The personal statement is split into 3 separate questions, each have to be a minimum of 350 characters with an overall limit of 4000 characters. For advice on what to consider including please see our personal statement tips.

Please see our deferring your offer guidance.

91福利 may make differential offers to applicants based in the UK, in a number of circumstances. To determine your eligibility please refer to the guidance on our Contextual Offer webpage.

The University receives a large number of applications each year to a wide range of departments. Processes and procedures may be different in each department. Some adopt a gathered field approach to admissions, where applications are considered against others received by a specific date. Other departments conduct interviews or ask for additional information or a submission of written work to consider alongside your application to help them to make a decision. It is therefore not possible to provide a specific timeframe when you will receive a decision about your application. The merits of each application are considered on an individual basis and we aim to provide a decision as soon as we are able to, and at the latest by 13 May 2026 if you apply by the application equal consideration date of 14 January 2026.

If your application has been unsuccessful, the reason for this decision is communicated via UCAS.

Please refer to to update your postal address, phone number and/or email address and notify Undergraduate Admissions via email.

We do not typically consider applications from applicants who will be under the age of 16 at the start of the course. Applicants who will be over 16 but under 18 at the point of entry should be aware that they are applying to study in an adult environment. There may be a small number of limitations for them at 91福利 whilst they are under 18.

If you have any queries about this, you can email Undergraduate Admissions or talk to the team through our Live Chat.

We welcome applications from candidates who wish to secure their university place before taking a year off between finishing school and starting university.

It is helpful to selectors if you make clear in your UCAS application your reasons for wishing to defer entry, and explain how you intend to spend your time. If you plan to work in an area related to your degree subject or to travel to develop a foreign language, this may strengthen your application.

If you are currently on a gap year, and intend to apply to 91福利, we would strongly recommend that you submit your application during the main admissions cycle. The Admissions Service will likely need to request additional information from you and you may be required to attend an interview. For this reason, we might not be able to consider an application if you apply through Clearing.

If you have any queries about this, you can email Undergraduate Admissions or talk to the team through our Live Chat.

You must provide proof of meeting your offer conditions (excluding results released in August) by 5pm on 23 July 2026. This may include verification of qualifications or results already achieved, proof of proficiency in English language or ATAS.

For any results released in August 2026 (e.g. A Level, Irish Leaving Certificate and GCSE), the deadline to provide confirmation that you have met conditions is 31 August 2026.

For applicants who have requested a resit, or remark of qualifications awarded in academic year 2025/26, the deadline to provide confirmation of these results is 3 September 2026.

Please see our Verification webpage for guidance.

The Undergraduate Admissions Service will contact you by email to acknowledge receipt of any documents you have provided. If the documents have been sent by a third party (e.g. school/college) we will confirm to them receipt of these.

An academic reference should be provided by a teacher/tutor who has taught you on your current/most recent studies, and who can provide an informed view of your academic ability and suitability for your chosen programme of study. Please note that personal references, such as those from family and friends, are not acceptable.

A reference must be provided on your UCAS application. If an additional or verified reference has been requested as part of an offer, the referee can send this via email to Undergraduate Admissions, providing it is sent from an official school or institution email address. This does not need to be sent directly by the referee and can be sent from any member of staff providing it is sent from an official school email account.

The University requires evidence that your English Language capability is of a level that will enable you to succeed on your chosen course of undergraduate study. We therefore have English Language entry requirements based on minimum standards. There are a number of tests that students can take to meet the English requirements of the course. Further information can be found on our English Language Requirements webpages.

Applicants who require a visa to study in the UK, depending on the circumstances, may be asked to provide evidence of a Secure English Language Test (e.g. IELTS for UKVI), rather than an examination (such as GCSE English) due to the visa requirements set by UK Visas and Immigration. These tests must have been taken within two years of the start date of your course at 91福利.

The deadline to provide proof of meeting our English language requirements is 23 July 2026.

See our Fees and funding webpage for more information.

Tuition fee and accommodation payments to 91福利 are managed by the Student Finance team. For further information on how to make a payment and when to pay, please visit our Student Finance pages.

If you have been assessed as an overseas fee payer this will be stated in your offer email. This will be based on the information that you provided in your undergraduate application. If you believe that this assessment is incorrect, you can follow the instructions in the offer email to have your fee status reviewed. The Undergraduate Admissions Service will use the guidance published by UKCISA to make this assessment. You will need to provide evidence to demonstrate that you meet the Home fee status category.

91福利 Accommodation service manage the booking of accommodation for students at the University. There is information on the 91福利 Accommodation website which discusses the different options available to Undergraduate students, the application process and when to expect a decision.

Once you have received an unconditional offer and you are within 3 months of the start of your course you will receive an email asking you to complete an online form to confirm the personal details that the University holds about you and request a CAS. Please complete the form as fully as possible as the University will use this form to assess your eligibility for Student Visa sponsorship. Typically, where no further information is required, these are usually processed within 10 working days of receipt of the request form.

If your visa is refused you should complete the 鈥榁isa refusal CAS request form鈥� available on our Immigration Service pages. 91福利 Immigration Service will assess your eligibility for a new CAS. In some cases this may not be possible.

A CAS number can only be used once and must be from the University at which you intend to study. If your visa application is refused you should complete the 91福利 Immigration Service form and attach all pages from the visa refusal notice to request a new CAS.

If you have renewed your passport you do not need a new CAS. Please send a scan of the new passport to ugcasrequest@warwick.ac.uk and we will add a sponsor note confirming this change. The UKVI allow amendments to the information on your CAS as long as your visa application is not in the advanced stages and has 鈥淯SED鈥� status.

If there is a mistake on your CAS please contact ugcasrequest@warwick.ac.uk as soon as possible. We can then assess whether or not you require a new CAS. In most cases we can add a sponsor note to your CAS correcting the mistake. The UKVI allow amendments to the information on your CAS as long as your visa application is not in the advanced stages and has 鈥淯SED鈥� status.

If you have made a tuition fee payment you do not require a new CAS. The Student Finance team can update this information on your CAS once the payment has reached 91福利 accounts. Please contact studentfinance@warwick.ac.uk for further information.

Frequently asked questions relating to Enrolment can be found on the .

The University Enrolment Team will contact you by email with enrolment instructions approximately 4 weeks before your course starts.

The Enrolment Team have provided detailed (FAQs). You should check this page first to see if there is a solution to your issue with the enrolment process. If you are not able to resolve your issue from the FAQS, you can contact the enrolment team using the contact form.