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Why are places available through Clearing?
Universities or colleges may have places available through Clearing for a number of reasons; it may be a subject for which there is a shortage of applicants nationally, additional places may have been allocated to the course late in the application cycle or it may be a new course which has only recently started recruiting.
Clearing
- What is Clearing?
- I haven't applied to UCAS yet this year - can I enter Clearing?
- When does Clearing finish?
- How do I know if I am eligible for Clearing?
- Why are places available through Clearing?
- How do I find out which courses are in Clearing?
- Is Clearing just for people who have received lower exam results than they expected?
- Do universities and colleges always reduce their requirements in Clearing?