In fact, from September to March of the following year, it is the most difficult and stressful period for international students (the application season of Commonwealth countries).
At this time, whether you get an offer or not, it is actually more nervous, because the Commonwealth countries are more special, even if the offer is issued, the school will first issue a conditional offer, that is, a pre-admission notice, and students must supplement the relevant materials and submit them before the deadline in exchange for an unconditional offer.
That is to say, even if you get an offer, you can only have a 50% probability of being able to enroll, but don't be lucky, if you don't meet the conditions, the university can withdraw the offer!
Many students who have received offers from the University of Manchester may have paid their deposits, or even had their dormitories booked, and the University of Manchester suddenly withdrew their offers for various reasons. And this withdrawal is not a very small one, but a lot of people!
So why is the offer withdrawn?
In fact, there are related cases every year, just like Dr. The first offer issued by Uoffer is called a conditional offer, so there will be some materials on your admission letter that you still need to supplement.
If you do not provide relevant documents before the deadline, the school can withdraw your offer.
One of the more common reasons for this result is usually the grade. In fact, it refers to the fact that the student has not been able to stabilize or improve the average score of the institution to meet the requirements of the school in the senior year, or has not achieved a passing language score by the deadline. In both cases, the school can withdraw the offer that has been issued.
But in fact, the school will not be idle after the offer is issued, they will do a thing called a background check, and this is another reason for withdrawal.
What does that mean?
In fact, the school will investigate the materials you provide, as well as your academic background and personal experience before finally issuing an unconditional offer.
If there is a similar academic misconduct or integrity problem, the university will also consider withdrawing the offer. In recent years, there have not been many cases of withdrawals due to background research, but in 2017, Harvard University withdrew offers from 10 students because of their extreme remarks.
However, this time, a large number of students were revoked by the University of Manchester, and some of them may indeed be related to your score not meeting the standard, because some colleges of the University of Manchester have been re-examining their grades recently, and many students have received emails that need to re-provide the weighted average score. But it's more likely that it's because colleges and universities are reducing their enrollment.
The number of admissions to UK institutions is not fixed, it will have a process of recruitment, which will be adjusted due to the number of students recruited or internal changes in the institution. Many majors that are relatively unpopular or whose enrollment is not stable have a certain probability of being adjusted in the later stage.
Many of the students who have been withdrawn this time are MPH majors, and the program was expected to recruit 200 people in early September, but now the latest figures are that only 80 people will be recruited. From this data, it can also be seen that Dr. Uoffer's conjecture is possible.
(Screenshot of the official website of the University of Manchester - MHP Majors)
But what if the student's offer has been withdrawn or if they encounter this situation when applying in the future?
You can't panic when the time comes, like ants on a hot pot. Be sure to remedy it in the following ways!
First of all, be sure to identify the reason for the rejection. After confirming that your offer has been withdrawn, it is important to find out the reason for the withdrawal, in fact, the school usually states this in the email when issuing the withdrawal email.
01-If it is because of academic misconduct, grade fraud, etc., then there is no remedy. You can only choose plan B, and seize the time to prepare for other alternative colleges and universities for supplementary application.
02-But if it is not for the above reasons, but it is a problem with grades or materials (for example, there is a slight difference in scores or a problem with the description of soft background materials), it is possible to argue with the institution.
If the school sends you a warning letter, and the person has already indicated that they are willing to give you a chance to explain, then you only need to supplement all the relevant information before the deadline and explain it in time, there is still a certain chance~
If the school doesn't send you a warning letter, you can only try to communicate with the institution yourself to see if you can get the opportunity. If the school does not agree, then you can only choose planB, and quickly choose other colleges and majors for supplementary application.