DD is trying to choose an insurance.
She is very sure of her firm choice which is an A star AA offer but at this point really isn't too sure about an insurance as she might just reevaluate everything in August and earn some money for a year if she doesn't get her firm uni
She really wants to know- if she declines a uni now, or insures a uni then withdraws in August even if it confirms her place (arguably worse) will that rule out the possibility of an offer next year if she were to reapply?
Do admissions tutors 'blacklist' students who have done this or do they just have too many applicants to know or care.
The possible insurance unis are St Andrews, UCL and Bristol in case that makes a difference. She is thinking of a law conversion after her degree in case that also makes a difference, though she hasn't looked into that seriously yet.
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Admissions tutors question- does declining an offer blacklist a student for the next year?
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Happydaughterhappymum · 28/01/2019 21:17
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