Confirmation

If UCAS Hub is showing the place you want as confirmed, congratulations!

We’ll email you about what happens next soon.

If UCAS Hub isn’t revealing the outcome of your application, please be patient. There could be several reasons for the delay.

If your offer is based on qualifications that UCAS cannot send to us, such as GCSEs, you’ll need to send scanned copies of your results as evidence to our admissions team.

If you have not got this information or need help, please contact our helpline on +44 (0)161 247 2931.

If UCAS Hub shows you’ve been unsuccessful, we’re sorry – this means we’re unable to offer you your chosen course at Manchester Met this year.

You can:

• check out our Clearing opportunities
• or contact our friendly team to discuss your options on +44 (0)161 247 3000

Your school or college may also be able to offer you advice on what to do next.

There are several reasons why your offer could still be showing as conditional. If you have narrowly missed the conditions of your offer then our admissions team will be reviewing your application, and there will be a delay before we can make a final decision. If you are not sure why your place hasn’t been confirmed, please chat to one of our friendly advisers on the Confirmation helpline on +44 (0)161 247 2931. When you call, please have your UCAS Personal ID number handy.

We will confirm your place once we have received all your results and you have met all your offer conditions.

You don’t need to send your results if they are A-levels, BTECs, Welsh or Scottish Level 3 qualifications, or if you have an Access to HE Diploma. This is because UCAS typically send us your results directly.

However, if you have GCSEs or international qualifications, you’ll need to scan and email the copies of your certificates to the relevant admissions team.

To find out more about the results process, please visit the UCAS website.

If you don’t meet the conditions of your offer, sometimes we offer an alternative course that we think is suitable. We may suggest a course in a similar subject area or a degree with a foundation year. If you’d like to chat with one of our friendly advisers, please call our Confirmation helpline on +44 (0)161 247 2931.

If your place at Manchester Met is confirmed, but you’d like to change courses, please check our Clearing vacancies for courses you’re interested in. If the course you’re interested in has vacancies, please call our friendly team on the Clearing helpline on +44 (0)161 247 3000. Please explain to the adviser that you’re already holding a place at Manchester Met and you’d like to change your course.

If your place at Manchester Met is confirmed, but you’d like to study elsewhere, you’ll need to check for Clearing vacancies at the university you wish to apply to. If there are vacancies, please make a Clearing enquiry with them to receive an informal offer. Once you have an informal offer, log into UCAS Hub, and click the ‘decline my place’ button on your homepage to release yourself into Clearing. UCAS will email you to confirm that you’re eligible for Clearing and then you can apply to the university of your choice.

If Manchester Met was your firm choice but your application is unsuccessful, please check the status of your offer with your insurance choice to see if they’ve confirmed you. If not, or if you are interested in exploring alternative options at Manchester Met, you can search our Clearing vacancies for other courses that interest you.

If you hold an unconditional offer with your firm choice, your offer with Manchester Met no longer stands. However, if you wish to come to Manchester Met, please visit our Clearing website for any suitable vacancies. If there are vacancies on courses that interest you, please chat with our friendly team on the Clearing helpline on +44 (0)161 247 3000. If you meet the course criteria, it’s a good idea to request an informal offer before you release yourself from your university and into Clearing with UCAS.

We receive most Level 3 qualifications (A-levels and BTECs) directly from UCAS. However, if there are some qualifications we haven’t received, you can scan copies and email them to the admissions team.