A-LEVEL result days are a stressful time for students across the UK, especially those who want to secure admission to university.
But if you don't get the grade you need, don't panic. Clearing may be her second option. Here's how:
How does liquidation work?
Students can use Clearing if they miss college admissions, including:
- Applying after June 30
- Did not receive an offer (
- They did not meet the terms of the offer
- They paid a £26.50 multiple-choice application fee
- They said 'My location Declining a Verified Location using the "UCAS button on Track
This process helps students find out which college courses still have seats left
Applicants can search for courses based on their interests and the colleges they want to attend.
Clearing is a way for colleges to fill vacancies. , applicants who did not receive an offer will have another chance to be admitted to the university.
If you have not yet applied this year, you may apply directly to the university through Clearing.
27} More than 47,000 students were accepted through clearing in 2021.What is Clearing Plus?
Clearing is a stressful process for many students. Clear Plus changes that.
Clearing Plus is a personalized matching service that matches courses of interest through college applications.
The service will launch in 2020. It works by examining the original options you applied for in combination with your qualifications and grades.
It then makes suggestions based on courses that universities specifically offer for Clearing Plus.
If not deployed or if you start a new application, a button will appear in the track under My Matches
This will allow you to Your course matches will appear and you can easily indicate that you are ``interested'' in a course at the university.
You are free to accept or decline the match. It's in your hands. Clearing Plus provides tools to help you.
If there are still seats available and you meet the entry requirements, they may call you, but calls are not guaranteed, so please answer the phone as soon as possible and follow the traditional Recommended for use with the Liquidation Process.
How do I start the Liquidation Process?
People can actually apply through Clearing from his July 5th - but after the day ofA Levelresults, most by people who just missed grades. Used frequently.
Usually he is open until October 18th, just after the new academic year begins. The idea is to find courses that still have openings and contact the courses you are interested in directly.
Unlike pre-liquidation applications, options can only be added after the application has been submitted.
You will need to register and apply for the track as you did when you first applied.
This must be done in the same way, and must include that horrible personal statement.
Once you have completed this, you will receive an email from UCAS with a "clearing number" and instructions on how to access your new track account.
What happens when I start the liquidation process?
When the Tracking Status changes to 'Clearing' or 'Clearing started', proceed to the next step.
It would be wise to contact the university you originally applied to and tell them about your situation to see if they would accept you regardless of your circumstances.
At this stage , you should seek advice from people who know about other options, or find a course that is right for you.
Talk to your school's career advisor, a parent, or a friend or relative who has gone through this process to understand what you are aiming for.
If your first choice isn't obvious, the next thing to do is to see which courses match your strengths or where your grades might be better suited. .
Before adding clearing options to the track, call the university and give them your clearing number (which can be found on the track) and your personal ID so they can look up your application. need to do it.
Add clearing options only after obtaining permission from the university.
Do you have a list of courses?
The UCAS website has an official vacancy list which is updated regularly.
Some positions may become available later, so keep checking.
What can I do next?
When you find a course or college you like and it's available, pick up the phone and give us a call.
When you contact the person who will provide the location, give them your clearing number and personal ID number. That way they can see your application online.
Tell the person about the course and college and ask if they will accept you.
Be prepared to state why you want to study that particular course at that particular institution and what it can offer.
Once you have decided which one to accept, return to your UCAS Profile and click Add Clearing Option.
Then enter your course details by the date provided on the phone.
Only one can be added at a time, but more can be added if not confirmed by the university.
Once all the work is done and the offer is accepted, you are ready to go.
