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UCAS


Question Posted Saturday February 9 2008, 2:59 pm

Is there a web site that is a US version of the UKs UCAS???

thanks in advance for your help!

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orphans answered Tuesday February 12 2008, 3:00 pm:
No but you can still go on the site of UCAS.

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jediforhire answered Saturday February 9 2008, 10:16 pm:
As I understand it in the UK you have to apply through UCAS to get into a college in the UK, while here In the U.S. we apply directly to each individual college without going through a separate organization.
So, no. There is no US version of UCAS.

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