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Home > Students > Starting your application > How to apply - 2009 > FAQs > What happens next? > When happens next?

What happens when my application is sent to UCAS?

Once your application is completed and sent to us, together with a reference, we can begin to process it. Your application will then be sent to your chosen universities and colleges for consideration and we will send you a welcome letter.

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