unconditional

[crunshiepunc]

my friends daughter has been applying to university her reply from one of them said unconditional. is she in or not .

[nugymama]

Well, this is a question really for the university to answer. Usually one recieves an accpetance letter with "Conditional" on it. Meaning that a certain grade average must be held otherwise acceptance may or may not be taken away. I have never seen the word "Unconditional" on an acceptance letter before. It seems to be a good sign; she will be let in no matter what, but ask the University directly.

Hope this helps

[crunshiepunc]

thanks alot i thought she may be in as her grades to get in were good . but she did put her app in late so we wernt sure. it was all sent and replyed to by email. thanks again.

[pingping]

yes, it means that she is in unconditionally. this means that regardless of the results she achieves, she has secured her place. a very strong position to be in!

[kira000]

I had an unconditional offer when i applied to uni's.
It is as previous poster says, an offer from the university that is a firm acceptance, regardless of grades acheived.
Even if that uni isnt the first choice, (as with the offer i got), it is a good back up to have.

well done to her!

[crunshiepunc]

thanks kira she must be brighter than i thought .