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Applications for the majority of RWCMD’s courses are via the UCAS Conservatoires’ system (use code R59). For some courses, you will need to apply via the UCAS Undergraduate system (use code R86). Before starting your application, visit your chosen course page on our website to find the Course Code required for your application.
- Register with UCAS. Register in the UCAS Hub and complete the registration questions – confirming the year you want to start your studies and that you're interested in ‘Undergraduate’ level of study.
- Complete your details. There are some key points to note: You must complete all mandatory questions and you can’t skip any sections. These must all be complete before your application can be sent.
- Add your education history. You must enter all your qualifications from secondary education onwards – whether you have the result (even any that were ungraded) or you’re still awaiting exams and results.
- Complete your employment history. If you've had any paid jobs – full-time or part-time – here's where you can enter details for up to five of them. Include company names, addresses, job descriptions, and start/finish dates.
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The best advice is to check the entry requirements listed in UCAS' search tool, or with the course provider, to find out if your qualifications are accepted. UCAS Tariff points only apply to Level 3/SCQF Level 6 qualifications, not Level 2 qualifications such as GCSEs. This calculator covers Level 3 UK qualifications regulated by Ofqual ...
For 2022 entry, all “UCAS Undergraduate”. Please see auditions will be held virtually, the table on page 6, which shows or via recording, and interviews which application system to use for will be online.
Tuition Fees for 2021-2022. BA (Hons) Acting. * Undergraduate tuition fees for UK students are set by the Welsh Government. They are reviewed annually and may be subject to an increase in future years. ** Undergraduate tuition fees for overseas students are subject to an annual increase.
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