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1. • • From 2019, applicants for courses through UCAS are no longer required to declare whether they have any relevant unspent criminal convictions when completing their UCAS application for the majority of higher education courses. Instead, applicants tend to now be asked later in the enrolment process. This varies from University to University.
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   Do you need a criminal record to apply for UCAS?

   • Having a criminal record can make applying for university even more daunting that for applicants without criminal convictions, but having a criminal record doesn’t have to hold you back and you might not even have to declare it. Do I need to declare a criminal record on my UCAS application?

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   Can I study with a criminal record?

   • Having a criminal record does not prevent you from applying to study with us, but in some circumstances it will be necessary or advisable to declare it. For most courses, you will not be asked to declare a criminal record.

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   Do I need to declare a criminal record?

   • For most courses, you will not be asked to declare a criminal record. If you are on licence, you should discuss your application with your supervising officer and take their advice on whether to inform the University of any licence conditions.

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   What do universities look for in a criminal record?

   • Universities will usually look at academic suitability first and then look into any criminal convictions you may have if they want to make you an offer. Universities are mostly concerned about whether you fit their academic standards and whether your criminal convictions mean you pose a risk to other students and staff.

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   Do I need a criminal record to apply for a student visa?

   • Ultimately, you may be asked by the university to provide a police criminal record as part of your enrolment requirement. Your records may also be checked by the immigration authority when you apply for your student visa. So our advice for you is to declare any records that you have upfront and early.

   I have a criminal record. Will that affect my university application

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3. www.ucas.com › undergraduate › applying-universityCriminal convictions – what you need to know - UCAS

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   Higher education is an option considered by many people with previous criminal convictions. Depending on the course you want to study, you may have to disclose your criminal record.

4. www.gov.uk › tell-employer-or-college-aboutCheck if you need to tell someone about your criminal record

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   You might need to tell an organisation about your criminal record when applying for: a job; a university or college course; insurance; housing; If you have a conviction from a court or a...

   • The information you need to give about a conviction or caution depends on: if the conviction or caution is on your basic criminal record what you’r...
   • Use this tool to check if a conviction or caution is still on your basic criminal record (known as ‘unspent’). The check includes driving offences...
   • A caution is an official warning from the police. It could be a: simple caution if you’re 18 or over youth caution if you’re under 18 conditional c...
   • A court might order you to pay: a fine compensation to someone (‘compensation order’) Whether a fine or compensation order is ‘spent’ affects what...
   • A court might give you a conviction for a driving offence, for example speeding or drink driving. The conviction could be: a fine a driving ban (‘d...
   • A court might: give you a prison sentence if you’re 18 or over give you a detention order (‘detention and training order’) if you’re under 18 order...
   • A court might give you: community service (‘community order’) if you’re 18 or over a youth order (‘youth rehabilitation order’) or a referral order...
   • A discharge is a type of conviction where a court finds you guilty but does not give you a sentence because the offence is very minor. The convicti...
   • A court might give you a military conviction if they find you guilty of a crime while you served in the British armed forces. The conviction might...

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6. www.applytouni.com › applying › applying-adviceApplying To University With A Criminal Record - Apply to Uni

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   • Having A Criminal Record Doesn't Have to Stop You from Applying to University
   • Do I Need to Declare A Criminal Record on My UCAS application?
   • Will A Criminal Conviction Stop Me Applying For Certain Courses?

   We’ve all got a past it’s just that some people’s pasts are slightly more interesting than others. Luckily the majority of university’s are fairly open minded and understand that their students may come from a variety of backgrounds and walks of life. In fact, comedian Stephen Fry famously attended Oxford University after serving time in prison for...

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   The answer to this depends on whether your conviction is “spent” or not. This means that if you have not re-offended during your rehabilitation period your conviction in “spent”and you do not have to declare it on your UCAS form. However, if your conviction is not spent then you will need to declare it. This won’t automatically remove you from the ...

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   If you’re applying for certain courses you will need to declare your criminal record whether it has been “spent”or not. These courses include: 1. Accountancy 2. Actuarial Studies 3. Law 4. Medical Studies 5. Dentistry 6. Nursing 7. Midwifery 8. Qualifications to work with children or vulnerable adults 9. Other degrees that involves having to underg...

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   Full time undergraduates will usually need to apply through UCAS. From 2019, applicants for courses through UCAS are no longer required to declare whether they have any relevant unspent criminal convictions when completing their UCAS application for the majority of higher education courses.

8. www.southampton.ac.uk › criminal-recordsApplying with a criminal record - University of Southampton

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   Having a criminal record does not prevent you from applying to study with us, but in some circumstances it will be necessary or advisable to declare it. For most courses, you will not be asked to declare a criminal record.

9. www.gov.uk › what-information-you-need-to-giveCheck if you need to tell someone about your criminal record

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   You only need to tell a potential employer, university or college about a spent conviction or caution if all of the following apply: they ask you to they tell you that the role needs a...

10. www.therightu.com › guide › criminal-conviction-iI have a criminal record. Will that affect my university ...

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    We advise that you declare all criminal records (both local and overseas) in your university application. Ultimately, you may be asked by the university to provide a police criminal record as part of your enrolment requirement.