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I've accepted a place in Clearing, but I've changed my mind and want to apply somewhere else. What should I do?
Your acceptance of the place was a serious contractual agreement, so you will need to speak to the university or college concerned to discuss your options if you no longer wish to attend the course or university.
Applying through Clearing
- How do I apply through Clearing?
- Can I apply if I don't have a reference?
- Can I apply to a different course through Clearing to the one I originally applied to?
- How many universities and colleges can I approach?
- Can I apply through Clearing for a place with a deferred start date?
- Is going on holiday during Clearing a problem?
- What happens if I enter a Clearing choice and it's declined by the university?
- I've accepted a place in Clearing but want to change certain details such as course/date of entry/entry point. What should I do?
- I've accepted a place in Clearing, but I've changed my mind and want to apply somewhere else. What should I do?