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Clearing home
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Clearing FAQs
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Clearing events and webinars
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Clearing process
Clearing closes on Friday 20 September 2024
Select your subject(s) from the list below to check availability and explore course details.
Call us now on 0300 300 7994
Finding available courses
We are guaranteeing accommodation*
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday: 09:30 to 12:30 and 13:30 to 16:30 BST
If you have already secured your place and have any questions, contact us via telephone or live chat. If a member of staff is available, live chat will appear in the right hand corner of the page.
*Clearing offer holders will be informed about the terms and expiry of this guarantee within communications.
We will be accepting Clearing applications for home fee paying applicants until Friday 20th September 2024.
Clearing is now closed for international applications, find out more information on how to apply for 2025.
Please note: We will not be able to make offers via live chat.
1. Seek Advice
Before diving straight into the pool of Clearing candidates, seek advice from your school, college or career advisor.
After talking your options through with an advisor you’ll be able to make a much more informed decision.
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2. RE-EVALUATE YOUR COURSE CHOICE
This is the best time to re-evaluate your specified course. It’s completely fine to consider other subjects and rethink your final decision. For inspiration, check out our Course Finder – a tool that allows you to browse the vast range of potential courses.
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3. TRACK YOUR CLEARING CHOICES
Once you have confirmation from the university or college you wish to attend, remember to track your choices through the online UCAS Hub. Simply click ‘add Clearing choice’ and fill in the course details, sticking to the deadline the university/college told you on the phone.
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4. REACH OUT TO UNIVERSITIES
Familiarising yourself with the universities and courses already out there could work in your favour. Even if you have a university in mind, or already have offers from universities but are interested in others, you can still partake in tours of other campuses, virtually or in person, or enquire about courses through their social media channels or websites.
You can also chat to our students about their university experience to get a better feel for the place.
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5. GET READY FOR RESULTS DAY!
Make sure you’ve organised your documents before you make any calls and that you’re prepared for a mini-admissions interview over the phone. Watch the video we have created so you know what you can expect to happen when you call UEA's Clearing Team.
Now, you can also start arranging open days visits before and even during clearing, especially if you’re still unsure of where you want to go.
Simply book a visit to our campus and get a feel for the courses that interest you most!
6. DON'T PANIC
This is perhaps the most important tip of all...
Clearing guides you towards a suitable university and grants you a second chance to progress with your results.
Clearing may seem like a scary concept at first, but it’s something thousands of students have gone through before. Take a look at this video of Freya and James sharing their own Clearing experiences.
Check out our Student Blogs to get an insight into life at UEA, and/or book to visit us to get a feel for what it would be like to study here. You can contact us via admissions@uea.ac.uk or call us on 01603 591515.
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