I have an Unconditional offer for Exeter Uni - what does this mean?

Question

I'm aware conditional is based on grades, but what about unconditional?

Answer 1

It means they're desperate and they'll take anybody.  Bet it's not your first choice!

Answer 2

It means you have a place at Exeter University - no matter what grades you get. You could get straight Us and they'll still let y attend.

My sister received on, and she checked if the offer would still stand even after she dropped out Sixth Form. It did - so she dropped out and worked full time for a year to earn money for Uni.

Answer 3

unconditional means you have fulfilled the conditions of your offer, so you've got a place there.

You're in! Congrats! My friend went to Exeter, and had a great time.  

Answer 4

unconditional means that you have definitely got a place

Answer 5

Unconditional means that you have the offer regardless of what grades you get so well done!  

Answer 6

I have an unconditional offer for uni too - it means you have met all entry requirements and you are in whatever grades you get. Well done You! contact the uni and find out what you do next. They will advise you accordingly and then you can enrol onto the course. Good luck for the future!

Answer 7

CONGRATULATIONS!

It means that they have accepted you without any conditions i.e.not based on grades.

Answer 8

It either means that you have the place, regardless of what grades you get or, if it has today been changed from conditional to unconditional (because of your exam results) it means you got the grades they were asking for and you now have a place there.

Answer 9

It means bloody well done dude!  

Answer 10

You've got into the uni whatever grades you get, which is a good thing. Well done - I never had any of these :P

Answer 11

Unconditional means you're in no matter what your grades are

Conditional means you have to get specific grades to get in

Answer 12

They are offering you a position at the Uni, no matter what grades you get - it's a good thing! :-)