DD has got four out of five offers in from the universities she applied to (still waiting on the 5th).
One of the offers has now been changed to unconditional.
In an ideal world the order of preference would be:
- the university which is yet to offer (or reject)
- another university
- unconditional offer university
Number 2 is DD's realistic choice. I think that if they were to make her an unconditional offer then she would accept it.
Is it acceptable for a student to approach number 2 and say that number 3 has made an unconditional offer but really she would like to go to number 2 and would number 2 consider making her an unconditional offer?
The original offer from number 3 was similar to the offer from number 2.
Would it be acceptable to approach number 2 in this way or would it be a complete no no?
All advice gratefully received.