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The Clearing
Process:
- The UCAS Clearing service matches candidates up with suitable higher
education vacancies.
- If you're eligible for Clearing, UCAS will automatically send you
a Clearing Entry Form (CEF) and an information booklet.
- Vacancies are listed in the Independent and The Independent on Sunday
starting from the 12 August 2003 for Scottish vacancies and from the
14 August for the rest of the UK.
- Vacancies will also be published in the Daily Mirror in August 2003
- Call our free Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ One Life; results helpline on 0808 100 8000. Open
continuously from results day until 31 August 2003, you can talk to
a careers adviser who will have access to all the latest information
on Clearing, vacancies and even be able to tell you if you've got your
place - even if you're not got your results yet!
Remember,
Clearing Is Not An Option For You
If Any Of The Following apply:
- You have withdrawn from the UCAS scheme.
- Your conditional offer has been confirmed.
- You decide not to take your confirmed offer.
I Haven't
Applied For Anything Yet. What Should I Do?
- If your grades were better than expected, then well done. It's still
not too late to apply for a place at university or college.
- Entry requirements vary at each university, but usually most degree
courses require at least two A Levels at grade E or above (or the
equivalent); for HND courses, it's one A Level or the equivalent.
- For admission to a degree or HND, students must apply through UCAS.
You can obtain a UCAS handbook and application form through your careers
centre or by contacting UCAS direct.
- Time is of the essence, so contact UCAS as soon as possible. However,
you should still think hard when choosing the type of course and subject
to study.
- If you're applying after the end of June, your application will
automatically go through the Clearing system.
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