Tell me what I have missed.
This site is 82 source documents compiled by hand into 34 data pages, and the universities keep publishing more. If a figure has moved, a school is missing something it released, or a verdict reads wrong, that is worth more to me than any other kind of message — send it with a link and I will get it in.
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There is no support desk behind this and no chatbot in front of it. It is one person, so be specific and you will get a useful answer faster.
What helps most
The messages that change the site fastest all look roughly the same.
A figure, and where it came from
The school, the cycle, the number, and a link to the page or FOI response it appeared in. Every figure on this site is traceable to a document, so a correction needs one too.
A verdict that reads wrong
Which school, what your profile was, and what it said. The rules are shared between the finder and the UCAT bands, so a bad reading in one place is usually a bad reading in both.
Something newly published
Schools release their statistics at their own pace and the data here was compiled 17 September 2026. If a school has published its cycle since, I would rather hear it from you than find it in six months.
Anything about your own data
Deleting your account, removing a saved profile or killing a share link. Say which and it gets done, no questions attached.
Questions I can answer here
- Why does a school say “no published figure”?
- Because it publishes none. Those schools rank by decile or score the UCAT against GCSEs, and the UCAT pages read your score against whatever they did release instead of inventing a line.
- Something on the site is wrong. What happens?
- A confirmed error is fixed within 48 hours and then listed, with what it said and what it says now, on the corrections page.
- How do I buy credits, and can I get a refund?
- Credit packs are on the pricing page. Unused credits can be refunded within 14 days of buying; the terms have the details.
- What happens to my personal statement?
- It is deleted 90 days after submission, along with the review. The privacy policy is the full version.
Messages are stored so they can be answered and are not used for anything else — no mailing list, no analytics profile. Nothing here is medical, financial or legal advice, and nothing sent here is a UCAS application: your choices go to UCAS, not to me.