What to Do if You are on the Waiting List for Your University Choices?

Finding yourself on the waiting list for the university you were hoping to join may be worse than a refusal, which may give you false hope! If a university provides you an overview of your chances of going from the waiting list to admitted, evaluate if it’s worth taking the risk of waiting and look at what are your other options.

But being on the waiting record does not mean being passive, there are several ways to increase your chances of being admitted when you are on the waiting list.

Tips to improve your chances when you are on the waiting list:

Ask the university your rank on the waiting list, if you are at the beginning or end, and what place had the admissions stopped last year.

Write a letter to the UK universities admissions office. In the Anglo-Saxon world as in other countries, motivation is an essential factor of success. Send a message to the admissions office of the university, showing your determination to enter this school. If you have succeeded in new projects related to your studies, talk about it!

Send your end of year notes. The marks of the second semester of the year or the last two quarters are rarely taken into account in the submission of the file because the deadlines for registration are often in mid-January, or February in some countries. Keep yourself up to date with the admission pattern and know at what time and which month will the registration start and end etc.

Keep a backup plan. If you are accepted at another universities in Canada, do not wait until the last moment to answer them, you could lose your place, and no longer have a university for next year. If you have applied to a university in any other country, you can accept and cancel your place after that, while waiting for the response from the foreign university.

Hire a consultant to save yourself:

Overseas education consultants act as a bridge between the top universities in foreign countries and students. They have contacts with the university officials and they will ensure the seat within your desired college and also make sure that you are not duped of your money in foreign country.

WHY CONTRACT AN INDEPENDENT EDUCATION CONSULTANCY?

• Independent consultants are not associated with any educational institution, which allows them to provide impartial advice.
• The consultants are trained professionals with extensive knowledge about admission processes.
• The physical visits of the consultants to the university campuses involve sharing critical information and penetrating the culture of the college or university.
• The consultants dedicate more time to the student and provide individualized attention.
• They can guide students towards additional programs that fit their particular interests.
• They help reduce anxiety throughout the application process.
• Consultants can help review and consider final offers.