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Joining







 

Earning Incentives







 

Taking Part





The Student Panel



The Graduate Panel

 

Keeping up-to-date



The Applicant Panel



The Student Panel



The Graduate Panel

 

Moving on



The Applicant Panel



The Student Panel



The Youth Panel

 

About OpinionPanel

 

My Privacy and Rights

 

Technical issues

 

Joining

What is The Youth Panel?

The Youth Panel is an online panel for any young person between the ages of 16 and 27 that is living in the UK.

The panel has been set up to enable research to be carried out amongst young people. The research findings help educational institutions, the media and industry to understand your views and experiences as a young person living in the UK.

Who can join The Youth Panel?

Anyone between the ages of 16 and 27 can join The Youth Panel provided that they are not currently applying to go to a university or higher education institution (HEI), are not a university or HEI student, and are not a university or HEI graduate.

How can I join The Youth Panel?

You can join The Youth Panel either via our website, www.opinionpanel.co.uk/panellists/join or through an email invitation from the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).

Are UCAS sharing my personal details with OpinionPanel?

No. Neither UCAS nor UCAS Media pass on any personal information whatsoever to OpinionPanel. They merely send you an invitation to join The Youth Panel. If you choose to join you’ll need to supply your personal details to us.

Can I join without receiving a special email invitation from UCAS?

Yes you can, via our website at www.opinionpanel.co.uk/panellists/join.

Can I still join if I am not sure I will go to university or a higher education institution?

Yes, even if you are currently unsure about going on to study at university or higher education, we still want to hear your views. The Youth Panel is for any young person in the UK between the ages of 16 and 27.

What happens if I join and say that I am interested in applying to university, and then decide that I am not interested in applying to university anymore?

Even if you decide that you’re not interested in applying to university in the end you can still remain on The Youth Panel – simply update any details that have changed about you via your profile online.

What happens if I join and say that I am not interested in applying to university, and then decide that I am interested in applying to university later on?

Even if you decide later on that you are interested in applying to university you can still remain on The Youth Panel – simply update any details that have changed about you via your profile online.

What happens if I join The Youth Panel and then go on to apply to go to a UK university?

If you join The Youth Panel, and then later on submit an application to study at a UK university you’ll need to transfer over to The Applicant Panel. We’ll either invite you to join The Applicant Panel via email if you’ve previously expressed an interest in applying to university, or you can just update your account details via your profile online.

Can my friends do surveys for me?

We look for differences in responses to questionnaires by members’ demographics (things like gender, age, course and personal interests). So it is important that the person who originally joined OpinionPanel is the only one to complete the questionnaires.


What is The Applicant Panel?

The Applicant Panel is an online panel for those that have applied to a UK university or Higher Education Institution (HEI).

The panel has been set up to enable research to be carried out amongst university applicants. The research findings help educational institutions, the media and industry to understand your views and experiences as an applicant applying to a university in the UK.

Who can join The Applicant Panel?

Anyone that is currently applying to go to a UK university or higher education institution (HEI). You have to have submitted an application either directly to an institution or via the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).

How can I join The Applicant Panel?

You can join The Applicant Panel either through our website, www.opinionpanel.co.uk/panellists/join or through an email invitation UCAS.

Are UCAS sharing my personal details with OpinionPanel?

No. Neither UCAS nor UCAS Media pass on any personal information whatsoever to OpinionPanel. They merely send you an invitation to join The Applicant Panel. If you choose to join you’ll need to supply your personal details to us.

Can I join without receiving a special email invitation from UCAS?

Yes you can, via our website at www.opinionpanel.co.uk/panellists/join.

Can I still join if I am not sure I will go to university or a higher education institution?

Yes, even if you are currently unsure about going on to study at university or higher education, we still want to hear your views. The Applicant Panel is for anyone that has applied to go to a UK university or HEI.

What happens if I join and say that I have applied to university, and then later on withdraw my application to university?

If you decide to withdraw your application to university you’ll need to transfer to The Youth Panel – simply update any details that have changed about you via your profile online.

What happens if I join and say that I have applied to university, and then don’t get in to university?

If you don’t get into university, but then apply to go to university again you can remain on The Applicant Panel. Simply update your details with any new information via your online account.

If you don’t get into university and don’t submit another application, but are still interested in going to university, you’ll need to join The Youth Panel. Specify that you’re still interested in applying to university when you register. You can transfer to The Youth Panel via your account online or join The Youth Panel via any email prompts that we may send.

If you don’t get into university and don’t submit another application, and are not interested in going to university anymore, you’ll need to join The Youth Panel. You can transfer to The Youth Panel via your account online or join The Youth Panel via any email prompts that we may send.

What happens if I join The Applicant Panel and then go on to begin a course at a UK university or HEI?

If you join The Applicant Panel, and then go on to begin a course at a UK university you’ll need to transfer over to The Student Panel. We’ll either invite you to join The Student Panel via email at the beginning of that academic year, or you can just update your account details via your profile online.

Can my friends do surveys for me?

We look for differences in responses to questionnaires by members’ demographics (things like gender, age, course and personal interests). So it is important that the person who originally joined OpinionPanel is the only one to complete the questionnaires.


Who can join The Student Panel?

Anyone studying at a UK university or higher education institution within can join The Student Panel. You can be studying for any sort of qualification on a full- or part-time basis at undergraduate or postgraduate level. You just need a valid university email address that unless it is a known variation to us, ends in ‘ac.uk’.

Why can’t school or FE college students join?

The Student Panel is just for those studying at course at a UK university or higher education institution (HEI). If you’re currently a school or FE student you can join either The Youth Panel or The Applicant Panel.

I’m a student but we’re not given ‘ac.uk’ email addresses

Students at nearly every higher education institution in the UK use the ac.uk email address system and we depend on it to verify your student status. If you haven’t been given one, check with your IT helpdesk – you are probably eligible. If your institution does not issue ac.uk addresses or a known email address variant then we’re sorry but you won’t be able to join.

I would like to join but my institution is not listed

We have a limited amount of institutions on our list. Most are taken from the list provided by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) list and the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) list. You won’t be able to join unless your institution is on this list. If you feel we have omitted an institution due to an oversight please let us know – email support@opinionpanel.co.uk and we will get right back to you.

Can my friend do surveys for me?

We look for differences in responses to questionnaire by members’ demographics (things like gender, age, course and personal interests). So it is important that the person who originally joined OpinionPanel is the only one to complete the questionnaires.


Who can join The Graduate Panel?

Anyone who has graduated from an undergraduate or postgraduate course at a UK university or HEI within the last three years.

How do I join The Graduate Panel?

If you were not previously a member of The Student Panel and are joining up for the first time you can join online here – http://opinionpanel.co.uk/panellists/join. We’ll then email you The Graduate Panel registration questionnaire.

How do I move from The Student Panel onto The Graduate Panel?

We’ll email you around the time of graduation to find out what you’re doing. Just make sure we’ve got an up-to-date email address for you in the ‘Alternative email address’ field in your profile as that’s where we’ll send your Graduate Panel registration questionnaire.

You can also transfer to The Graduate Panel from The Student Panel at any time by updating your profile via your online account and taking part in the Graduate Panel registration questionnaire there.

Earning Incentives

What will I receive for completing a survey?

We’ll post you Bonusbond gift vouchers that you can spend in a wide range of high street stores whenever you complete questionnaires.

How much are the vouchers worth?

The vouchers are normally worth £1. If a questionnaire is very long we will normally provide a larger incentive. You can find out how much a questionnaire is worth within the email invitation that we’ll send you to take part.

Where can I spend my vouchers?

Bonusbond gift vouchers can be spent at many high street shops all over the UK – Argos, Boots, Debenhams, HMV, New Look, River Island, Halfords… For a full list of stores click here

I’ve just done a questionnaire; where’s my incentive?

When you complete a questionnaire for The Youth Panel, we’ll usually give you Bonusbond gift vouchers to spend on the high street. These are sent to you by post and will usually be mailed within a few weeks of taking the survey.

How come some people win prizes as well as getting points?

Sometimes we offer a prize draw for a gift like a digital camera or a magazine subscription, as well as the usual incentives. It’s usually on projects that need a bit of an extra reward, for example if it’s a particularly tricky questionnaire. We’ll tell you about them if they crop up, but normally we just offer Bonusbond vouchers. Very occasionally we may offer a prize draw instead of a voucher (but we’ll always clearly notify you if this is the case).

Will I be sent a voucher for completing the registration questionnaire?

You don’t get a voucher for completing the registration questionnaire but for all other questionnaires you complete you will be sent Bonusbond gift vouchers.


What will I receive for completing a survey?

We’ll post you Bonusbond gift vouchers that you can spend in a wide range of high street stores whenever you complete questionnaires.

How much are the vouchers worth?

The vouchers are normally worth £1. If a questionnaire is very long we will normally provide a larger incentive. You can find out how much a questionnaire is worth within the email invitation that we’ll send you to take part.

Where can I spend my vouchers?

Bonusbond gift vouchers can be spent at many high street shops all over the UK – Argos, Boots, Debenhams, HMV, New Look, River Island, Halfords… For a full list of stores click here

I’ve just done a questionnaire; where’s my incentive?

When you complete a questionnaire for The Youth Panel, we’ll usually give you Bonusbond gift vouchers to spend on the high street. These are sent to you by post and will usually be mailed within a few weeks of taking the survey.

How come some people win prizes as well as getting points?

Sometimes we offer a prize draw for a gift like a digital camera or a magazine subscription, as well as the usual incentives. It’s usually on projects that need a bit of an extra reward, for example if it’s a particularly tricky questionnaire. We’ll tell you about them if they crop up, but normally we just offer Bonusbond vouchers. Very occasionally we may offer a prize draw instead of a voucher (but we’ll always clearly notify you if this is the case).

Will I be sent a voucher for completing the registration questionnaire?

You don’t get a voucher for completing the registration questionnaire but for all other questionnaires you complete you will be sent Bonusbond gift vouchers.


I’ve just joined; where’s my £10?

You need to reach 25 points before you receive your voucher. Points are credited to your account which you can view whenever you log in.

How will I receive my Amazon vouchers when I have earned £25 – worth?

In the form of an electronic certificate sent to your university (ac.uk) and alternative email address. It will contain a special code that you enter when placing your order with Amazon.co.uk. Full instructions will be provided on how to use it. If the gift certificate exceeds the cost of your order you will be given credits for future orders.

How long will it take me to earn £25 worth of Amazon vouchers?

It depends on how many questionnaires you complete so it varies a lot. We make every effort to contact everyone fairly. Typically, you’ll be invited to three or four a year. But some panellists receive many more. That means a lot of panellists will need to transfer to The Graduate Panel in order to finish accumulating enough points to redeem.

What happens after I’ve reached £25?

After you’ve reached £25 and received your voucher, you can stay on the panel and keep earning points towards your next £25 voucher.

When I reach 25 points will my Amazon gift certificate be sent immediately?

After you have reached 25 points your account will go through a checking system. If all is well after your account has been checked, an Amazon gift certificate claim code worth £25 will be sent to your email address. This process can take a few days and at busy times it can take a bit longer. But if you reach 25 points and don’t receive your Amazon gift certificate claim code within the following few weeks please contact us.

After redeeming my 25 do I start again at 0 or do I have to leave the panel?

Neither! After redeeming your 25 we will give you 10 in bonus points for your loyalty so you dont ever have to start from zero.

Are you going to stop inviting me to complete surveys just before I reach 25 points?

No. We want all panellists to redeem their incentives. It creates good word of mouth for us and a good experience for panellists. We never exclude panellists from questionnaires on the basis of their points total.

Do I have to join The Graduate Panel after graduating?

No, you’re not obliged to join The Graduate Panel but obviously we can’t invite you to questionnaires about being a student if you’re no longer a student! Joining The Graduate Panel only takes a few moments, gives you the opportunity to earn a point just for transferring across (as long as you respond to our invitations in summer), and you continue to earn and redeem points. You can only redeem your points on either The Student Panel or The Graduate Panel by reaching 25 points.

How come some people win prizes as well as getting points?

Sometimes we offer a prize draw for a gift like a digital camera or an iPod, as well as the usual Amazon points. Its usually on projects that need a bit of an extra incentive, for example if its a particularly tricky questionnaire. We’ll tell you about them if they crop up, but normally we just offer Amazon points.


How do I earn points?

You earn points by taking part in questions that we’ll invite you to by email from The Graduate Panel. If you were not previously a member of The Student Panel and are joining for the first time, you’ll get 8 points for applying via on online portal, and then a further 2 points for completing The Graduate Panel registration questionnaire that we’ll email you afterwards. Each point is worth £1 in Amazon gift certificates.

What happens to the points I’ve already earned on The Student Panel?

If you were already a member of The Student Panel and are transferring to The Graduate Panel you keep all the points you’ve earned so far as a member of The Student Panel. You also keep adding to them as you complete questionnaires for The Graduate Panel.

How long will it take me to earn £25 worth of Amazon vouchers?

It depends on how many questionnaires you complete so it varies a lot. We make every effort to contact everyone fairly.

Are you going to stop inviting me to complete surveys just before I reach 25 points?

No. We want all panellists to redeem their incentives. It creates good word of mouth for us and a good experience for panellists. We never exclude panellists from questionnaires on the basis of their points total.

How will I receive my Amazon vouchers when I have earned 25 points / £25 worth?

In the form of an electronic certificate sent to you in an email. It will contain a special code that you enter when placing your order with Amazon.co.uk. If the gift certificate exceeds the cost of your order you will be given credits for future orders.

What happens after I’ve reached 25 points / £25 worth?

After you’ve reached £25 and received your voucher, you can stay on the panel and keep earning points towards your next £25 voucher. We’ll even give you another 10 points to go towards your next 25 points / £25 voucher.

When I reach 25 points will my Amazon gift certificate be sent immediately?

After you have reached 25 points your account will go through a checking system. If all is well after your account has been checked, an Amazon gift certificate claim code worth £25 will be sent to your email address. This process can take a few days and at busy times it can take a bit longer. But if you reach 25 points and don’t receive your Amazon gift certificate claim code within the following few weeks please contact us.

How come some people win prizes as well as getting points?

Sometimes we offer a prize draw for a gift like a digital camera or an iPod, as well as the usual Amazon points. It’s usually on projects that need a bit of an extra incentive, for example if it’s a particularly tricky questionnaire. We’ll tell you about them if they crop up, but normally we just offer Amazon points.

Taking Part

Why can’t I find any questionnaires to complete on the website?

We invite you to complete questionnaires by email, not directly from the web site. This is because we have to select panellists for our questionnaires to ensure that we meet particular criteria or that we have a representative sample of the general youth population. That means not everyone is selected for every questionnaire.

Do I HAVE to take part in a survey when I am invited to do so?

No, you only complete the surveys you have the time and interest in completing. Obviously you only earn vouchers when you participate.

On average, how long do surveys take to complete?

Typically about 10 minutes – although some may be slightly longer and some may be shorter.

Why don’t I get invited to take more surveys?

We select who gets invited to each survey on the basis of meeting quotas, either due to a project requirement, or to enable representativeness such as gender, age and region. Within these requirements, selections are random, so it’s difficult to predict just how often we’ll invite you. Keep your profile up-to-date to maximise your chances of being contacted.

Why did you invite me to take a questionnaire if I then get screened out?

When we invited you, we needed responses from panellists fitting your profile, based on gender, age etc. By the time you came to complete the survey, that quota will have filled up. Some groups are very small so this can occasionally happen even if you respond quickly.

How do I know what the right answers are?

There are no right or wrong answers. Just respond truthfully.


Why can’t I find any questionnaires to complete on the website?

We invite you to complete questionnaires by email, not directly from the web site. This is because we have to select panellists for our questionnaires to ensure that we meet particular criteria or that we have a representative sample of the general applicant population. That means not everyone is selected for every questionnaire.

Do I HAVE to take part in a survey when I am invited to do so?

No, you only complete the surveys you have the time and interest in completing. Obviously you only earn vouchers when you participate.

On average, how long do surveys take to complete?

Typically about 10 minutes – although some may be slightly longer and some may be shorter.

Why don’t I get invited to take more surveys?

We select who gets invited to each survey on the basis of meeting quotas, either due to a project requirement, or to enable representativeness such as gender, age and region. Within these requirements, selections are random, so it’s difficult to predict just how often we’ll invite you. Keep your profile up-to-date to maximise your chances of being contacted.

Why did you invite me to take a questionnaire if I then get screened out?

When we invited you, we needed responses from panellists fitting your profile, based on gender, age etc. By the time you came to complete the survey, that quota will have filled up. Some groups are very small so this can occasionally happen even if you respond quickly.

How do I know what the right answers are?

There are no right or wrong answers. Just respond truthfully.


Why can’t I find any questionnaires to complete on the website?

We invite you to complete questionnaires by email, not directly from the web site. This is because we have to select panellists for our questionnaires very carefully to ensure representativeness.

Which email address will you use when inviting me to take a questionnaire?

We will usually send Questionnaire Alerts to both your supplied email addresses (your ac.uk address and an alternative address). The exception is the Registration Questionnaire which we send to your ac.uk address only – to verify your student status.

Do I HAVE to take part in a survey when I am invited to do so?

No, you only complete the surveys you have the time and interest in completing. Obviously you only earn points when you participate.

On average, how long do surveys take to complete?

Typically about 10 minutes – although some may be slightly longer and some may be shorter.

Why don’t I get invited to take more surveys?

We select who gets invited to each survey on the basis of meeting quotas for representativeness based on gender, year of study, university group, course, etc. Within these requirements, selections are random, so it’s difficult to predict just how often we’ll invite you. Keep your profile up-to-date to maximise your chances of being contacted.

Why did you invite me to take a questionnaire if I then get screened out?

When we invited you, we needed responses from panellists fitting your profile, based on gender, year group, etc. By the time you came to complete the survey, that quota will have filled up. Some groups are very small so this can occasionally happen even if you respond quickly.

How do I know what the right answers are?

There are no right or wrong answers. Just respond truthfully.


Why can’t I find any questionnaires to complete on the website?

We invite you to complete questionnaires by email, not directly from the web site. This is because we have to select panellists for our questionnaires very carefully to ensure either that we fulfil any required quotas, or that we ensure representativeness across the UK.

Which email address will you use when inviting me to take a questionnaire?

Now that you’re no longer at university, we will just send Questionnaire Alerts to your ‘alternative’ address. We won’t use your ‘ac.uk’ address at all. Just make sure you keep us updated with your latest email address.

Do I HAVE to take part in a survey when I am invited to do so?

No, you only complete the surveys you have the time and interest in completing. Obviously you only earn points when you participate.

On average, how long do surveys take to complete?

Typically about 10 minutes – although some may be slightly longer and some may be shorter.

Why don’t I get invited to take more surveys?

We select who gets invited to each survey on the basis of meeting quotas for representativeness based on gender, current occupation, and the university you were at, etc. Within these requirements, selections are random, so it’s difficult to predict just how often we’ll invite you. Keep your profile up-to-date to maximise your chances of being contacted.

Why did you invite me to take a questionnaire if I then get screened out?

When we invited you, we needed responses from panellists fitting your profile, based on gender, occupation, etc. By the time you came to complete the survey, that quota will have filled up. Some groups are very small so this can occasionally happen even if you respond quickly.

How do I know what the right answers are?

There are no right or wrong answers. Just respond truthfully.

Keeping up-to-date

I’ve changed my email address / home address / etc

Please keep us informed of any changes by logging in and editing your profile. This helps maximise your chances of being contacted to take part in questionnaires.

I’ve forgotten my login details

Click here to receive a reminder of your login details.

What happens if I join and say that I am interested in applying to university, and then decide that I am not interested in applying to university anymore?

Even if you decide that you’re not interested in apply to university in the end you can still remain on The Youth Panel – simply update any details that have changed about you via your profile online.

What happens if I join and say that I am not interested in applying to university, and then decide that I am interested in applying to university later on?

Even if you decide later on that you are interested in applying to university you can still remain on The Youth Panel – simply update any details that have changed about you via your profile online.


I’ve changed my email address / home address / etc

Please keep us informed of any changes by logging in and editing your profile. This helps maximise your chances of being contacted to take part in questionnaires.

I’ve forgotten my login details

Click here to receive a reminder of your login details.

What happens if I join and say that I have applied to university, and then later on withdraw my application to university?

If you decide to withdraw your application to university you’ll need to transfer to The Youth Panel – simply update any details that have changed about you via your profile online.

What happens if I join and say that I have applied to university, and then don’t get in to university?

If you don’t get into university, but then apply to go to university again you can remain on The Applicant Panel. Simply update your details with any new information via your online account.

If you don’t get into university and don’t submit another application, but are still interested in going to university, you’ll need to join The Youth Panel. Specify that you’re still interested in applying to university when you register. You can transfer to The Youth Panel via your account online or join The Youth Panel via any email prompts that we may send.

If you don’t get into university and don’t submit another application, and are not interested in going to university anymore, you’ll need to join The Youth Panel. You can transfer to The Youth Panel via your account online or join The Youth Panel via any email prompts that we may send.


I’ve changed my course / university / etc

Please keep us informed of any changes by logging in and choosing ‘My profile’. This helps maximise your chances of being contacted.

I’ve forgotten my login details

Click here to receive a reminder of your login details.


I’m not doing the same job now, I’ve changed my email address / home address/ etc

Please keep us informed of any changes by logging in and choosing ‘My profile’. This helps maximise your chances of being contacted.

I’ve forgotten my login details

Click here to receive a reminder of your login details.

Moving on

How long can I stay on The Youth Panel?

You can stay on The Youth Panel for as long as you are a young person between the ages of 16 and 27 that hasn’t either applied to go to a UK university or become a student at a UK university. If you apply to go to a UK university at some stage you’ll need to transfer over to The Applicant Panel. If you become a student at a UK university you’ll need to transfer over to The Student Panel. You can transfer your account by logging in and editing your profile online – full instructions and details will be provided at the time. If you’d like more details on this please contact a member of our Panel Support Team at support@opinionpanel.co.uk

I have unsubscribed, but I’m still receiving questionnaire invitations from you

When you unsubscribe from us your account is deactivated and we will no longer invite you to questionnaires. However, if you unsubscribed while there was a large project running for which you were invited to take part, your details may still sit within the sample for that project and you may be sent reminders to take part. Please just ignore these emails as they will cease once the project is complete.


How long can I stay on The Applicant Panel?

You can stay on The Applicant Panel for as long as you currently have an open and pending application to study at a UK university or HES. If you no longer have an open and pending application to study at a UK university or HEI you’ll either need to transfer to The Student Panel if you start a course at a UK university or HEI, or to The Youth Panel if you do not start a course at a UK university or HEI. If you’d like more details on this please contact a member of our Panel Support Team at support@opinionpanel.co.uk

I have unsubscribed, but I’m still receiving questionnaire invitations from you

When you unsubscribe from us your account is deactivated and we will no longer invite you to questionnaires. However, if you unsubscribed while there was a large project running for which you were invited to take part, your details may still sit within the sample for that project and you may be sent reminders to take part. Please just ignore these emails as they will cease once the project is complete.


Im going to become a postgraduate student immediately after completing my undergraduate degree. What should I do?

The Student Panel is for undergraduates and postgraduates. So just log in and update your profile with your new circumstances.

I have dropped out / will drop out of university and will not graduate. What shall I do about my membership?

If you’re no longer a student and you’ve not graduated you will need to come off The Student Panel. But providing you are between the ages of 16 and 27 you can transfer to The Youth Panel. You can update your profile by editing your details in your account online.

I have unsubscribed, but I’m still receiving questionnaire invitations from you

When you unsubscribe from us your account is deactivated and we will no longer invite you to questionnaires. However, if you unsubscribed while there was a large project running for which you were invited to take part, your details may still sit within the sample for that project and you may be sent reminders to take part. Please just ignore these emails as they will cease once the project is complete.


How long can I stay on The Graduate Panel?

You can stay on The Graduate Panel for up to five years after graduation.

I have unsubscribed, but I’m still receiving questionnaire invitations from you

When you unsubscribe from us your account is deactivated and we will no longer invite you to questionnaires. However, if you unsubscribed while there was a large project running for which you were invited to take part, your details may still sit within the sample for that project and you may be sent reminders to take part. Please just ignore these emails as they will cease once the project is complete.

About OpinionPanel

Who is OpinionPanel?

We are an independent market research company. We comply with the market research society’s code of conduct and will never pass on your details to any third party, we will never sell to you, send you special offers etc. We have been running for over six years and have built up a solid reputation for our student and graduate panels and research findings.

How does OpinionPanel make its money?

We make money by selling ‘space’ on our questionnaires to clients interested in the views of students, graduates and young people. We pass on the overall results of our surveys but we never pass on your personal details.

What is the connection between UCAS and OpinionPanel?

UCAS Media and OpinionPanel have a commercial arrangement whereby OpinionPanel pays UCAS Media to invite UCAS Card holders and UCAS Applicants to join our panels. All profits made by UCAS Media get channelled back into UCAS which is a charitable organisation committed to facilitating and promoting access to higher education.

My Privacy and Rights

Will you send me spam or sell my name to someone who does?

No and no. All your details remain private. Your details will not be passed on to any third parties and we will not try and sell or market to you.

Why should I join?

OpinionPanel surveys are likely to be relevant, interesting, influential, quick and easy. You get to earn vouchers for every survey you complete and we send you feedback on the results to give you an idea of what you and other members of the panel are saying.

How often will you send me surveys?

That depends on many factors. Respondents tend to be selected on the basis of their demographic profile, so it’s impossible to predict how often any one profile will be picked. We do endeavour to contact everyone fairly.

How do I leave The Panel?

Just log in and select the unsubscribe option, or reply to any of our emails with unsubscribe in the subject line. We’ll email you back to confirm that you’ve been unsubscribed.

Technical issues

I am having technical problems completing a survey. What should I do?

Contact us by email at support@opinionpanel.co.uk

 

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