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We are pleased to confirm that we have completed processing applications for the 15 October deadline.

There are a number of actions which you need to complete this week including preparations for the 15

Please make sure you change the vacancy status to ‘No vacancies’ for any programmes for which you do

We are nearing the end of the 2015 entry cycle and many of you will have filled your training programmes.

Our advice to applicants who contact us regarding re-marks will be to immediately get in touch with providers

When one of your training programmes is full, remember to change its vacancy status as soon as possible.

When one of your training programmes is full, please remember to change its vacancy status to 'no vacancies'

If you won’t be available during the summer, make sure you get everything done before you leave.

Following feedback from the sector we can confirm we will be listing Clearing vacancies on ucas.com earlier

When one of your training programmes is full, please remember to change its vacancy status to 'no vacancies'

UCAS Extra opens on 25 February. From this date, Extra vacancies will be displayed in our search tool.

When one of your training programmes is full please remember to change its vacancy status to no vacancies

You should by now have received confirmation from the National College of Teaching and Leadership (NCTL)

Ensure all programme checks and corrections have been made by Tuesday 30 September.

As mentioned in last week’s bulletin, there are a number of steps you need to take in preparation for

You will not be able to amend the vacancy status of any programmes in the 2014 intake until after the

Today UCAS publishes two analysis notes, the first suite in a series of stand-alone reports looking at

Acceptances to UK universities and colleges rise by nine per cent.

When the embargo lifts on 18 August, applicants may be placed in a queuing system before they access