Choice planning
We build the five-choice list around entry requirements and UCAS points, not around league tables.
One application, five choices, one deadline that decides the year. Here is how the process works, and the dates for 2027 entry.
You submit one application with up to five course choices. Universities see the same form, your grades, your reference and your personal statement. Offers are usually conditional on the grades you are predicted or still to sit.
Miss the equal consideration deadline and universities can still consider you, but courses with places left become the exception rather than the rule.
We build the five-choice list around entry requirements and UCAS points, not around league tables.
Three answers that show why you want the course and that your evidence backs it up — drafted with you, not for you.
We track every date and work Clearing with you in August if your grades come in below the offer.
Figures shown are the published 2026/27 student finance rates and the 2027-entry UCAS cycle. Rates and deadlines are set each year — confirm the current numbers on gov.uk and ucas.com before you rely on them.
We can review your choices and your personal statement before you submit, and tell you if the list is too ambitious or too safe.