21/09/2004, 10:28 AM
Universities recieve an A4 version of the A3 sheet your fill in - which is about half the size.
If you're worried then write a short letter to each of your universities explaining the mix up (am I right in thinking your an international applicant? if so they're more likely not to mind as unlike UK applicants you wont be helped with the form by your teachers) and attaching an A4 version of your PS just in case it isn't legible (it may well be - they're high resolution copies so it's possible even with small writing your statment isn't too bad once reduced).
Wait until you get your confirmation through from UCAS with your UCAS number and include your UCAS number the course code and the course title that you've applied for at that university on each letter and send it directly to the "Admissions Office" at the main university address for each uni and it should get through with no problems and be attached to your file/UCAS form to be considered alongside the original form.
If you're worried then write a short letter to each of your universities explaining the mix up (am I right in thinking your an international applicant? if so they're more likely not to mind as unlike UK applicants you wont be helped with the form by your teachers) and attaching an A4 version of your PS just in case it isn't legible (it may well be - they're high resolution copies so it's possible even with small writing your statment isn't too bad once reduced).
Wait until you get your confirmation through from UCAS with your UCAS number and include your UCAS number the course code and the course title that you've applied for at that university on each letter and send it directly to the "Admissions Office" at the main university address for each uni and it should get through with no problems and be attached to your file/UCAS form to be considered alongside the original form.