ucas application. is it better to get it in early?

Ok, I'm gonna take it that nobody knows.

What does UCAS stand for?

Very generally, when there is a deadline for applications, only the deadline matters. If you get it there before the deadline you should be fine.

This specific process might have some quirks, though, I don't know.

Good luck!

thanks sozboe.
Ucas stands for university college application system.
Its how u apply to uni.

Ah, now I understand, thanks for clarifying.

So, your tutors aren't doing something that is clearly very important for your future? The way I see it, you can either push them to get it done or engage in damage control on the other end if it's not accomplished. Fortunately, it's still over a week before the deadline.

If I were you, I'd prepare for both, as in, I'd make it as excruciatingly easy as possible for your tutors to do their part. Oh, here's a friendly reminder (in person is often best). Oh, here's a stamped envelope set up for return receipt requested. Oh, here's all the materials you need, all the copies made, whatever. And, on the other end, I'd contact the folks who are expecting the information and tell them that, as far as you know, it's not out yet so a delay is possible, and what can be done at your end?

I'm sure you're not the only person with a slow tutor or teacher, but you're also not the only student out there. The tutors, certainly, should be well aware of this deadline and its importance. But a friendly nudge shouldn't be out of the question, I'd think.