College hopefuls urged not to panic

PARENTS and guidance counsellors have urged students not to panic if they do not get their first choice college course tomorrow.

Mon, 18 Aug, 2003 - 01:00

Mícheál Lehane

Some 65,794 people have applied for college places through the Central Applications Office (CAO) and they will learn tomorrow if they have been successful.

The CAO is posting the college offers today and offers will be on the CAO website (www.cao.ie) from 6am tomorrow.

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