Can You Get Rejected From Clearing?

Universities can still reject you through clearing. It happens.

Can you be rejected in clearing?

You don’t get rejected from Clearing. It’s possible that there isn’t a course available that matches what you want, but this isn’t a rejection and you will get excellent support from our Clearing advice team who can help find alternatives you’ve not considered.

Can you go to a uni that rejected you through Clearing?

You’d be free to approach universities in Clearing if you weren’t holding any offers. Whether they’d make an offer might depend on the reasons for the rejection in the first place and whether you were asking for entry that year or the following year.

Is it hard to get in through clearing?

Lots of people have found it really straightforward
Going through Clearing isn’t about applying all over again. If you know what you want to study and where you want to go, it can be sorted very quickly. Going through Clearing was something I didn’t feel up to, but I had to do. So I’m glad it was such a simple process.

Does clearing accept anyone?

What is Clearing? Clearing matches applicants to university places that are yet to be filled. It’s available to anyone who has made a UCAS Undergraduate application and doesn’t hold any offers.

Is Clearing first come first serve?

There is no specific deadline for Clearing because places are taken on a ‘first-come, first-served’ basis. Places often remain during Clearing up until October, but it depends on the popularity and total number of spaces available for each individual course.

How many people get accepted through clearing?

There is a wide range of universities with places available in Clearing. Plenty of highly ranked universities have Clearing places: to give you an idea, here’s a list of the 15 highest-ranking universities in Clearing this year. More than 47,000 students were accepted through Clearing last year (source: Ucas, 2021).

What Unis dont do clearing?

These are the unis that will and won’t be offering spaces through clearing 2021

  • King’s College London. Accepting students through clearing?: No.
  • University College London.
  • University of Cardiff.
  • University of Leeds.
  • University of Manchester.
  • University of York.
  • University of Exeter.
  • Imperial College London.

How long does it take for uni to accept clearing?

If the university wants to offer you a place on their course, they’ll do so immediately over the phone when you call them. However, you’ll still need to log onto your UCAS Hub account and add the Clearing course. Once you’ve done this, universities will typically confirm your place within 24 to 72 hours.

What to do if no university accepts you?

Universities don’t have to give you a reason, but if the rejection has left you wondering you could contact the university to ask for feedback. Try not to take it too personally. Admissions tutors will be sifting through hundreds of applications and it might not always be obvious why it’s not good news for you.

Do Russell Group universities do clearing?

If you’re planning on applying to Russell Group universities in Clearing or Adjustment, ensure that you research your choices before you get your teacher assessed grades, so that your results day can be focussed on calling those universities and negotiating your place.

Do you need good grades for clearing?

No, you can only get a place on a Clearing course once you get your grades on results day. You should still research Clearing courses before results day and shortlist any you’re interested in. You’ll be able to call universities as soon as you get your grades.

Is Clearing good UCAS?

FALSE. UCAS Clearing can be extremely useful for students with lower grades but it is not just meant for them. You can be a part of Clearing if you’re second-guessing your firm choice too. You can also decline admission to a university and request them to send you back into the tracker to be a part of Clearing.

How long does the clearing process take?

Clearing lines are often busy, particularly on A Level Results Day, so it’s normal to have to wait a short while. However, universities are well equipped to manage a high volume of students getting in touch – so, this step should take no longer than 20 minutes at most, and a couple of minutes at least.

What courses usually go into clearing?

Common Clearing Courses 2022

  • Do all universities have Clearing vacancies?
  • Are all courses available through Clearing?
  • So which courses are likely to be available during Clearing?
  • Communication and documentation.
  • History and Philosophy.
  • Education.
  • Physical Sciences.
  • Computer Sciences.

Is Warwick ever in clearing?

If you have achieved the necessary grades for your Firm or Insurance choice, but have changed your mind about your university or subject, you can decline your place via UCAS and enter into Clearing.

What are the steps in clearing?

Clearing: Your simple step-by-step guide

  1. Understand what Clearing is.
  2. Consider Clearing early.
  3. Research courses and the universities.
  4. Get in touch with universities ASAP.
  5. Be prepared for your Clearing phone call.
  6. Don’t rush your decision.
  7. Confirm your place.

Do Warwick accept lower grades?

In addition to specific course requirements, to fulfil the basic University Admissions Requirement, all applicants must possess qualifications equivalent to a pass at Grade C or above, or Grade 4 or above in GCSE English Language, and in Mathematics or a Science.

Do you get interviewed for clearing?

If you’re applying to university through Clearing, there are some circumstances where you may be asked to attend an interview or audition to progress your application.

Is Oxford ever in clearing?

Oxford University does not participate in UCAS Clearing, Extra or Adjustment.

Why do universities reject you?

Your application does not meet the academic threshold
If it doesn’t meet their requirement, they may think that you are not suited for the learning environment of the school. Apply to colleges where you have a good chance of getting in based on your grades and academic achievements.