Once you’ve applied to study at university there are three types of offer you can receive from us:
Congratulations! You’ve met our entry requirements and we’ve offered you a place. Before it comes to accepting an offer, this is a perfect opportunity to review your career goals and make sure you’re choosing a course that fits your needs.
Our course search has career prospects and information on every course page.
Making your decision
Read our support information and advice on making your decision.
If you've already decided what you'd like to study, find out how to accept your offer.
You’re nearly there. Conditional offers are normally based on achieving required exam results. At this stage, prepare in the same way as those who have received unconditional offers.
Keep working hard for those results… We want to see you at Strathclyde!
Unfortunately, not all applications are successful. This can be down to a number of reasons. For example:
You may request feedback from the Academic Selector.
If you weren’t offered a place at university, there are many other options to consider; many people take a gap year, look for an apprenticeship or traineeship, study overseas or go straight into the world of work. Take a look on the My World of Work website to find out more about these options.
Another option is to study at college. You can take a look at college websites to see what courses they run and what entry requirements there are. Many college courses offer the option of continuing your studies at university after successfully completing a required period of study.
We’re aware how big a decision this is for you, and you may have more than one offer to consider, but don’t worry, we’re here to help.