You must meet your offer conditions before the start of your course or your offer would be withdrawn, and you would not be permitted to commence your studies.

It is always best to contact the Admissions Team and provide further details, in the first instance, as they may be able to suggest alternative ways of meeting conditions. For the Masters in Public Health you should contact the Postgraduate Medicine Admissions Team, and you can find their contact details at: http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/registry/abouttheregistry/contacts#admissions.

Best wishes,
Rebecca

I got a conditional offer for the Masters in Public Health and I just wanted to know what would happen if I did not meet the conditions of my offer by the start of the course (28th September 2013). What will be done in that case?

Thank you,
Sarah Najjar.

Any questions you have regarding your offer should be directed to the relevant Admissions Team. For Biomedical Engineering you should contact the Engineering Admissions Team and you can find their contact details at: http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/registry/abouttheregistry/contacts#admissions.

Best wishes,
Rebecca

I have received a conditional offer for biomedical engineering. the condition was based on my AS level subjects. The condition is 4A*s for maths, bio physics and chem. However, i am going to drop biology and i will not be taking it for my A2 examinations. I want to know if Imperial is going to withdraw my offer because of this or whether they will simply change the conditions of the offer.
Regards
thisara

Any questions you have regarding your offer should be directed to the relevant Admissions Team. A list of Admissions Teams can be found at http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/registry/abouttheregistry/contacts.

Best wishes,
Rebecca

I am a Singaporean student and completed my A levels 2 years. I recieved a conditional offer in Early January which only required me to produce transcipts of my A-Level Certificates. I have sent the documents to the appropriate department, however, I have not recieved a response. It has been close to 2 months since I sent the documents over. However, my offer on UCAS states that it is Uncoditional. I am not too sure if it was unconditional to begin with or it has recently changed since I sent the documents over.
I am curious to know if I will recieve a new unconditional letter once the documents have been verified? Could you please advise me on what to do next?
Thanks a lot,
Pranav Malhotra

Any questions you have regarding the conditions of your offer should be directed to the relevant Admissions Team. A list of Admissions Teams can be found at http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/registry/abouttheregistry/contacts.

Best wishes,
Rebecca