You'll need to get in touch with the uni you originally applied to and ask to be released make sure you do this as soon as you can. After they release you, you'll be entered into Clearing. Within the context of Clearing, they may well go lower than the offer listed on their prospectus.
It depends how much demand each university and course has, as well as the grades of other interested students. The best way to find out is to ask the universities directly.
You can only add one Clearing choice at a time to Track. If the university doesn't confirm your place, you can then add another. You have nothing to lose, so if you don't get a deferred place you can just reapply. Make sure to be clear you want a deferred place with the university. You'll automatically be entered into the Clearing process if you don't get an offer from either your CF or CI choices.
It may be the case that some results are missing, or you haven't met the grades and universities are placing near misses such as yourself in order to see who they can take.
They could also be waiting for other candidates' results to come in before making a decision. The UCAS system can take time to update. If it hasn't updated later in the day, make a start on your plan B and start calling a few universities with Clearing vacancies. You could also try emailing or contacting on social media, but calling is likely to be the quickest and most direct route — even if it doesn't feel like it.
If you've already applied for funding but changed your course or university, you need to update your details as soon as possible. If you've made your first application through Clearing and haven't applied for finance yet, you need to apply now to give yourself the best possible chance of getting your first loan in time for starting your course.
Paul, Student Recruitment and Enquiries Manager in charge of Clearing at Staffordshire University, discusses how you can sort your student accommodation through Clearing:. If the course and university are right, go for it and think about accommodation later. But if you've got a few options, the availability of accommodation could be a useful way to decide where to go.
Be proactive. Go to house viewings, keep ringing the accommodation providers or estate agents, get onto social media groups to find potential housemates and do your research. However, if you have mixed qualifications you should expect this conversation to take a little longer. Another reason a phone conversation may take longer is if you have more questions about the course or the university.
Once you have received a verbal offer over the phone, you will receive an email confirming what you need to do next. The email will arrive within the hour, and will advise you to refer yourself through UCAS track within five days. However, you cannot refer yourself through Track until after pm on Results Day.
Once you have referred yourself, this will need to be downloaded onto our system from UCAS. At this point, your details will be confirmed by a member of staff, and confirmation that your details are accurate will be sent to UCAS immediately. This can take anywhere between a few hours to a few days.
This stage is typically the most time-consuming but the good news is, you have control over how quickly you refer yourself through Track.
The UK is one of the most popular overseas study destinations for international students, but is it right for your son or daughter? The best way is to check our Clearing course search , search on UCAS, or look on the university website. Then, you can ring and tell them what you want to do. If they have a vacancy, they'll usually take your details and either give you a decision straight away or very soon afterwards. Our Clearing course search can help you find your perfect course, with filters for region, results and even what your chance of acceptance is.
Our video explains how to make the most out of it. If you need more help, there are hotlines you can call for advice about Clearing and your exam results. Some universities accept direct applications as well as via UCAS, particularly for two-year degrees, part-time courses or courses that start in July or January — exploit this opportunity!
However, many students use it strategically. What's more, you can call us and discuss your options before you make any final decisions about an offer you have already accepted. If you decide you want to come and join us at Greenwich, our teams will guide you through the process of selecting our offer.
If you have a confirmed place at a university but you decide to study somewhere else, you must release yourself before you can apply to another institution. Once you do this, you lose your secured place and enter the Clearing process. You can only release yourself if you have a confirmed place i. Once you've done this, we will work on setting up your student profile and send you the information you need to register as a student. We'll introduce you to our Welcome Team, who can help you through these steps.
If your grades are better than you expected and you want to find a course with a higher entry tariff, you can enter a process called Adjustment. Student loans are available for any eligible students accepted through Clearing. You should apply as soon as possible to avoid delays to your first payment. Pick up a form from your local Student Centre on campus. If you've already applied for a loan but changed universities during Clearing, you will need to notify your loan provider Student Finance England or similar.
We also offer a range of scholarships and bursaries that may be of benefit to you. Some of these you could receive automatically when you join.
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