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Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
Once received, we will consider your application and you may see one of the following outcomes on your UCAS Hub
If you're still completing your qualifications or waiting for exam results, we may offer you a conditional place. This means you'll have a guaranteed spot on the course, provided you meet the necessary entry requirements.
Some courses may also ask for additional documents, such as a reference or copies of your certificates. If your course requires a DBS and/or Health Check, we’ll get in touch with you directly to explain the next steps.
Be sure to review the conditions of your offer carefully so you know exactly what’s needed.
We’re proud to use a contextual admissions policy, which means we look beyond just your grades. If you meet at least one of our contextual admissions criteria, you may receive a conditional offer with lower (predicted or achieved) UCAS Tariff Points than the standard entry requirements.
You may qualify if any of the following apply to you:
• Your home postcode is in an area where fewer people typically go to university (POLAR4 Quintile 1 or 2 — you can check this on the Office for Students website).
• You’ve declared a disability on your UCAS (or direct) application.
• You’ll be aged 21 or over on 1 September before your course starts.
• You’ve indicated that you are care experienced on your application.
We’re here to support your journey and help you reach your potential whatever your background.
If you have already met all the entry requirements, then we can make you an unconditional offer. This means you definitely have a place on our course if you choose us as your firm choice. Some courses need DBS and/or Health Checks, we will be in touch with further information if needed.
If we are unable to make you an offer on the course you have applied for we may make you an offer on an alternative course which, based on your application, we feel might be of interest to you and something you would enjoy and excel at.
Some of our courses need you to attend an interview or submit a portfolio. Check if your chosen course is one of them.
This is an opportunity to showcase your enthusiasm and skills for the course, as well as share any relevant experience you have.
Our Admissions team will contact you with further details if you’re eligible.
When you've received all your decisions from the universities you've applied to, you will be asked to make a Firm (first) and Insurance (second) choice. Visit our Applicants pages to see what's in store on your journey to university and how we can help you make an informed decision.
If you change your mind about your Firm and Insurance choices, contact UCAS first. They’ll let you know if they can make the change straight away or if you’ll need to loop us in.
If you have received decisions from all your choices, and weren’t made any others, or if you declined the offers you received, you will be able to use Extra.
Once you've applied for a course at Leeds Beckett, we'll invite you to one of our Offer Holder Days (formerly Applicant Days). These events are subject specific and designed to provide you with more detailed information about your course, as well as the chance to meet the staff who will be teaching you and current students. You'll get a real feel for what it’s like to be a student with us, see where you will be studying, and discover where you could be living.
Once you've accepted a place with us, you'll need to think about where to live.
If you make Leeds Beckett your firm choice and book before 30 June, we will also guarantee you a place in student accommodation.
You might prefer to live in private rented accommodation rather than halls of residence. If so, you should start looking for places to live as soon as you’ve accepted your place. You can visit Unipol Student Homes for help with this.
Lots of our students prefer to stay at home while studying with us and if that's something you're thinking about, check out our information on staying at home while studying to help you decide.
Applications for student funding for the 2026/27 academic year are expected to open in mid-March. Please check Gov.uk - Apply online for student finance for updates.
You don’t need a confirmed place at university or college to apply, just use your preferred choice and update it if it changes. It is best to submit your application as soon as possible to ensure you have an idea of what your finances will be as a student. Find out more about financing your studies here.
Depending on the qualifications you’re studying your results might come straight to us. If not, we will ask you to send them our way. Once we’ve got your results, and any other information to evidence meeting the conditions of your offer, we’ll decide if we can confirm your place.
Our final decision will show on your UCAS Hub account.
If you don’t meet the conditions of your offer, try not to worry because you do have options. Once we receive your results, we’ll look at your application as a whole to see if we are still able to confirm your place. If not, we might suggest another similar course.
If Plan A doesn’t pan out, Clearing is there to help you.
From knowing what to bring to sharpening your academic skills with some online modules and tests, our Prepare For Uni pages will give you all the insights you need into how to get ready for starting a course at Leeds Beckett.
At Leeds Beckett, we give you a very warm welcome. We want every student to feel comfortable in their new surroundings from the very first day. In the weeks prior to your arrival, our online Welcome service will give you all the information you need to help you settle in. We will be in touch once this information is ready for you.
Want to take a Gap year?
If putting your studies on hold for a year is the best plan for you, get in touch with us via ucasadmissions@leedsbeckett.ac.uk with your name, UCAS ID and deferral request.
Want to change your course?
Email us at ucasadmissions@leedsbeckett.ac.uk with your name, UCAS ID and details of the course you want to switch from and to. We’ll check if there’s room on the course and if you meet the entry requirements. If everything is okay, you will be good to switch courses – no extra UCAS application needed.