Navigating University Admissions: Essential Tips for Your Pre-Registration List

Madrid, Spain – As university pre-registration periods approach, many prospective students face the complex process of admissions. A recent video by content creator Jorge Martín, known as 'apruebaconjorge,' offers crucial advice on understanding 'llamamientos' (university calls) and effectively managing preference lists. Martín explains that each university publishes admission lists on different dates. If a student is admitted to their second choice, they can only move up to their first choice, never down to lower options. He stresses two key points: Firstly, students should never reject an offered place. 'First, register, and if you are later called for a superior option, you can change your registration without a problem,' Martín advises. 'If you reject it and don't get into any other option, you're out.' Secondly, he highlights the importance of confirming one's permanence on the waiting list, as many universities require this to continue considering a student for higher preferences. Martín also emphasizes that the order of preferences on the pre-registration list should reflect a student's genuine desires, as it does not influence admission chances but rather personal choice. This guidance aims to help students navigate the admissions process effectively and secure their desired university placements.