Oxford University does not participate in UCAS Clearing, Extra or Adjustment. There are no further places available at Oxford University for any courses starting this year. Please also remember that competition for places at Oxford is intense and even excellent results will unfortunately not guarantee you a place.

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Also question is, when can you apply for clearing 2019?

Clearing opens on Friday 5 July. If you apply to university for 2019 entry after 30 June 2019, you are automatically entered into Clearing.

Likewise, can you apply for clearing with an offer? It's available to anyone who has made a UCAS Undergraduate application and doesn't hold any offers. Running from 5 July to mid-September, you'll be eligible for Clearing if: you apply after 30 June. you are not holding any offers from universities or colleges you've applied to.

Correspondingly, when can I apply through Clearing?

You'll be eligible to go through clearing if: You apply to UCAS after 30th June. You don't get the exam results you need for your firm (first) or insurance (second) choice courses. Your place is not confirmed after exam results are published on 15th August.

Which courses are usually in clearing?

Five Subjects Usually Available During Clearing

  1. Business and Administrative Studies. Subjects relating to business and management were the most popular in terms of students placed through clearing, with over 10,000 places being filled between the 13th and 28th of August.
  2. Subjects Allied to Medicine.
  3. Biological Sciences.
  4. Social Sciences.
  5. Engineering.
Related Question Answers

Do clearing accept lower grades?

Most universities that have course vacancies during Clearing will be prepared to accept you if your grades are below their entry requirements as long as you sound passionate and are right for the degree subject. They may also accept you based on the UCAS points you've accumulated rather than you final grades.

What time does clearing open on results day?

UCAS Track opens from 9am on SQA results day on 6 August 2019 and will then become available for A-level students from around 8am on results day - 15 August 2019. In previous years it has opened a little earlier (ie by 15 minutes or so) but it may also be later.

What universities do clearing?

  • University of Birmingham. Courses available in Clearing this year: 209.
  • University of Bristol. Courses available in Clearing this year:134.
  • University of Edinburgh.
  • University of Exeter.
  • University of Glasgow.
  • University of Warwick.
  • University of Manchester.
  • Queen Mary University of London.

What happens if you get no offers for university?

Once you have your exam results, you can contact universities and colleges about the possibility of gaining a place through Clearing. If you declined an offer from a university or college earlier in the year, you can contact it again to see if they will accept you in Clearing, either for the same course or any other.

Do universities look at GCSE results?

Do universities look at GCSE grades? Some universities will only look at your A-level grades and your application before they consider accepting you. But at more competitive universities, they will look at your GCSE results to see how consistent your academic career has been.

How do I add Clearing choice?

Here's how to add a Clearing choice on UCAS Track:
  1. Click “Add Clearing choice” on your UCAS Track page.
  2. Fill in the course details by the date the university gave you on the phone.
  3. Wait for the university to confirm your application – when this happens it will show as “accepted” on your Track page.

Can you go through clearing without applying?

Applying without UCAS The answer is yes. If you apply to us through Clearing without UCAS then it is known as 'record of prior acceptance'. Through record of prior acceptance, you contact us to apply through Clearing, and we will then contact UCAS to finalise the application.

Can you change your mind after accepting a university offer?

Changing your mind If you change your mind after you accept an offer, you may have to withdraw your application and will not be able to use Clearing to look for another course. Contact UCAS for advice.

Does medicine go into clearing?

The answer is yes! But compared to other degree disciplines, clearing for medical schools is a much smaller operation – generally only around 100 or less of the 10,000 places on offer are filled in this way. Clearing for medical courses does not work in the same way as it does for many other disciplines.

What if my predicted grades are lower than entry requirements?

Your predicted grades are a big part of your university application. They show the universities you to how academically capable you are, and whether you are likely to receive your entry requirements. If your predicted grades are lower than you need for the university course you are interested in, don't give up.

What information do I need for clearing?

This might include your Ucas ID number, your clearing number, your A-level and GCSE results, details of relevant work experience, portfolios, and a copy of your personal statement, plus any notes and queries on the courses and universities that interest you.

Can I change my clearing choice?

No, you can't swap your firm and insurance choices. If you now want to go to your insurance choice, you need to go through Clearing.

Can you change courses in clearing?

This process gives students the opportunity to find a course they prefer without giving up their firm offer. Or you can take up your original place and try to switch to a different course within that institution.

How do I prepare for clearing?

Top 10 tips for UCAS Clearing 2019
  1. Do your research and be prepared for Clearing.
  2. Check the Clearing 2019 listings.
  3. Find a quiet place to phone universities.
  4. Have your details to hand.
  5. Make the Clearing call yourself.
  6. Make notes during the Clearing call.
  7. Have some constructive questions to ask them.
  8. Ask for email confirmation.

Can you reject your firm choice on results day?

TRUTH: If you don't want to accept your firm choice, you can find an alternative. Anyone can use Clearing if they want to. If you no longer want your firm choice, you can decline it in Track and enter Clearing. Get advice from teachers, parents and unis to make an informed decision.

How do you go through clearing for university?

What are the steps of Clearing?
  1. Contact universities. As soon as you have received your exam results and Clearing has opened, you can contact your chosen universities to discuss the courses on which they have places available.
  2. Discuss options.
  3. Get an offer.
  4. Add your offer to UCAS Track.
  5. Track decision.

How long does it take for a uni to make an offer?

Here's what a few different unis told us: 'All applicants should hear back within two to three weeks of applying. ' 'All applicants should receive an offer or an invitation to interview within ten working days.

How does medicine clearing work?

Why do universities offer Medicine Clearing? UCAS Clearing allows medical schools to fill the spaces on their courses – this means they can open these spaces to students who may have the grades required to gain a place but may not have received offers at other universities.

What happens when you go through clearing?

Once you're into Clearing, you can search for vacancies for different courses at different universities or colleges, and try to find a place you want. When you're found one you like, contact the university directly, agree on whether you're a good fit for the vacancy, and add the course in Track.