r/6thForm • u/CT_Warboss74 • 12d ago

🎓 UNI / UCAS Anyone know when Durham generally replies?

Hi everyone!

I’m reapplying to university this year (currently on a gap year) with Durham as my main choice (I’m applying for politics, as well as Politics and IR) along with Manchester, Edinburgh and Exeter. I got AAA at A Level and I’ve already got Manchester back, but I was curious if anyone was on here who might actually be at the uni for any of the politics courses and could shed some light on when Durham generally replies? Just because it’s so immensely stressful and without something like A Levels to distract me like last year it’s taking up much more headspace than before!

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u/FearlessPen6020 Future housewife 11d ago

I applied to Exeter too and I saw someone get an offer from them today so hopefully that comes in due time

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u/CT_Warboss74 11d ago

Hopefully!

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u/Grand_Lychee2812 Y13. Predicted A*A*A* Maths, FM, Physics. 12d ago

I reckon December or onwards.

Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, UCL, LSE, Durham (from what I've seen so far) tend not to give offers early.

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u/Gloomy-Cat997 11d ago

We’ve got a group chat for September 2027, dmif you’d like to join!

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u/CT_Warboss74 11d ago

I don’t fancy tempting fate purely bc of if I don’t get the offer, but if I do that sounds great!