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Applicant Days are for those of you who have already applied. They are tailored towards your needs to help you decide whether you would like to study at Chester.
Applicant Days have now finished for 2012 entry. For other ways to visit, please see our Visit Us pages. Applicant Days will resume in December 2012 for entry in 2013.
Who are they for?
For any Undergraduate applicant who has received an offer of a place to study at the University, as well as their friends and family.
Why applicants visit us
Student Ambassadors and visitors to the University of Chester explain what happens on an Applicant Day and how they help you to make the difficult decisions during the UCAS application process. Watch the Video
How do I book onto an Applicant Day?
If you have put University of Chester as one of your 5 choices on your UCAS application form, and we have made you an offer, you will automatically receive an invitation to attend an Applicant Day.
To book a place, please select the correct campus from the list below. Once you have completed the online registration form, you will receive an electronic ticket that you should print out and bring with you on the day.
Which Campus should I visit?
Please check your offer letter, or the flyer that came with it. If you are still not sure, please contact our Admissions team on 01244 511000. It is important that you visit the correct campus for your course to avoid any delays or wasted journeys.
