\
All applications to full-time undergraduate courses should be made through UCAS \ (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service), using the UCAS on-line \ application form. This service allows for an application for up to five course \ choices at the same or different institutions in the UK.
\\ If you are applying to more than one course at university or college, the cost \ for 2011 entry is £21. If you only apply to one course at one university or \ college, the cost is £11. Further guidance and information is available on the \ UCAS website www.ucas.com , or contact \ the UCAS Customer Service Unit on 0871 4680468 (or 0044 871 4680468 from outside the UK).
\If you are currently studying at a school or college, advice on the application \ process will be available from your tutor. Other applicants can seek advice from \ their local careers advisory service.
\If you are considering applying for a course, it is also a good idea to drop in \ to one of our open days.
\Part-time applications should be made directly to the University \ and not to UCAS. The part-time applications form is available to \ download here:
\ \The University accepts a wide range of international \ qualifications, further country specific information is available \ on the International \ Students section of our website
\The University welcomes applications from mature students and \ will give careful individual consideration if you do not meet the \ standard entry requirements. The University will take into account \ any alternative qualifications or work experience you may have.
\Applications for full-time courses should reach UCAS between 1 \ September and 15 January of the year prior to entry. There is \ provision for late applications up to 30 June, but only if suitable \ vacancies remain. The UCAS website will advise on course vacancies \ at the point of application.
\If you are an international applicant you can apply up to 30 \ June, but are advised to contact the University before making an \ application to check if the course still has vacancies.
\Part-time applications are welcomed from September onwards.
\ \
Full details of the University’s Admissions Policy can be found on the link \
below:
\
\\Admissions \ Policy (PDF)
\
\
\ We are happy to consider applications directly to years 2 and 3 of undergraduate \ programmes if you are able to provide evidence that you have successfully \ completed a course equivalent to year one/two of the course for which you are \ applying. Applications should be made via UCAS. The University will contact you \ once you have submitted an application and will make its decision based on the \ information you provide. This process is known as Accreditation of Prior \ Learning (APL). Full details of the University’s APL procedure can be found in \ the student handbook on the link below:
\\\APL Student Handbook
\
\
We welcome applications from students who are planning on taking a gap year. You \
can apply by 15 January even if you intend to start your degree programme in \
September. You will need to indicate on your UCAS application that you wish to \
be deferred and we will be interested to read in your personal statement how you \
intend to spend the year.
Interviews are not a pre-requisite for admission for the majority of our \ undergraduate courses. However, some departments may request an interview, \ particularly in the subjects of art and design, health and social care and \ biological sciences. The University will contact you if you are required to \ attend an interview.
\There are two types of offer we can make on your application. Conditional means \ that your place is subject to you achieving the entry requirements set by the \ University. Unconditional means that you have already fulfilled the entry \ requirements and we are happy to offer you a place.
\When all of your chosen universities have decided whether to offer you a place, \ UCAS will contact you with details of how to reply to these offers.
\Once you have completed your application, you can use UCAS Track to keep \ up-to-date with the progress of your application and reply to your offers.
\There are two types of offer we can make on your application. \ Conditional means that your place is subject to you achieving the \ entry requirements set by the University. Unconditional means that \ you have already fulfilled the entry requirements and we are happy \ to offer you a place.
\When all of your chosen universities have decided whether to \ offer you a place, UCAS will contact you with details of how to \ reply to these offers.
\Once you have accepted our offer, we will contact you again on \ receipt of your examination results. If you have met the conditions, \ we will send you an induction pack which will contain all the \ information you need to begin your studies in September. If your \ original offer was unconditional, you can expect to receive your \ induction pack in August.
\If your application is unsuccessful you will be able to view the \ reason for rejection on UCAS Track. If you are unhappy either about \ the way in which your application has been processed or about a \ decision not to be offered a place, please refer to our Admissions \ Policy for further guidance.
\Students are charged different fees depending on whether they are \
classed as home or overseas. We will usually be able to determine \
your status from the information provided on your UCAS application \
form. If there is any doubt we will ask you to complete a fee status \
questionnaire which should provide the additional information we \
need.
If you have a query regarding your application please contact the Admissions \
department:
Admissions \
\
Academic Registry \
\
University of Lincoln \
\
Brayford Pool \
\
Lincoln \
\
LN6 7TS
\
\
Tel: 01522 886097 \
\
Email: admissions@lincoln.ac.uk \
\
\
\