Who's had an offer, interview or rejection, from which university, and when. Posted by students applying for 2027 entry.
1,855 offers · 68 interviews · 14 rejections
Every offer, interview and rejection is dated, so you can see when a course started sending decisions and whether it's still going. If students on your course heard back weeks ago, that's worth knowing. If no one has heard yet, you can stop refreshing UCAS Hub.
Posts show the student's A level, IB, Scottish Highers, BTEC, AP, Singapore A-level, CBSE, ISC, French Bac, Irish Leaving Cert, HKDSE, Matura or Access to HE grades, marked as predicted or achieved, with their fee status and contextual status. Compare your predictions with the applicants who got offers, and with those who were rejected, to see how competitive a course really is.
Students can add the conditions from their UCAS Hub offer, such as A*AA including A* in Maths, a lower contextual offer, or an admissions test like STEP. Add your own UCAS choices to see the conditions other students were given.
Save your UCAS choices and turn on alerts for the courses you care about. We'll email you when someone posts a decision for one of them, at most once every 4 hours and covering everything new, so you hear without checking every day.
Students can attach a screenshot of their decision, and posts with one are marked, so you can tell which have been checked. The offer tracker is free: the totals on this page are public, and a free account shows the details of every post.
Every entry is one decision on one application. This is what a signed-in member sees.
Decisions posted for 2027 entry so far, busiest in the last day first.
| University | Offers |
|---|---|
| King's College London+17 today | 207 |
| University of Warwick+17 today | 126 |
| University of Manchester+16 today | 219 |
| University of York+11 today | 112 |
| University of Southampton+10 today | 88 |
| University of Birmingham+8 today | 77 |
| University of Bristol+7 today | 190 |
| University of Sheffield+7 today | 98 |
| University of Exeter+7 today | 100 |
| Queen Mary University of London+7 today | 61 |
| University of Leeds+6 today | 86 |
| University of Bath+6 today | 43 |
| University | Offers |
|---|---|
| Cardiff University+4 today | 41 |
| University of Edinburgh+3 today | 42 |
| University of Nottingham+2 today | 59 |
| Newcastle University+2 today | 35 |
| Durham University+2 today | 21 |
| University of Cambridge+2 today | 0 |
| Loughborough University+1 today | 31 |
| University of Glasgow+1 today | 17 |
| Imperial College London+1 today | 0 |
| Royal Holloway, University of London+1 today | 14 |
| University of Reading+1 today | 12 |
| University of St Andrews+1 today | 12 |
| Queen's University Belfast+1 today | 10 |
| University of Lincoln+1 today | 5 |
| University of Liverpool | 31 |
| University of Surrey | 14 |
| SOAS University of London | 9 |
| University of Kent | 6 |
| University of Leicester | 6 |
| University of Strathclyde | 6 |
| University of Sussex | 6 |
| London School of Economics and Political Science | 0 |
| Keele University | 5 |
A free database of UCAS offers, interviews and rejections for 2027 entry, posted by the students who received them. Each post shows the university, course, UCAS code, decision date and the student's predicted or achieved grades.
UCAS doesn't publish individual decisions. This offer database is built from posts by applicants instead, and covers 69 universities so far this cycle.
Students applying this cycle post their own decisions. They can attach a screenshot of the decision, and posts with one are marked.
No one can promise that, but you can see when other applicants to the same course heard back, and get an email when someone posts a new decision for one of your choices.
No. UniScout is an independent educational project and isn't affiliated with UCAS or any university.
Yes. The totals on this page are public, and a free account shows the grades, dates, offer conditions and fee status on every post.
Every post is one decision on one UCAS application, added by the student who received it. On their own they're single data points. Together they show how each university and course is behaving this cycle: how quickly it replies, the grades its offer holders had, and what it asks for in return.