If you spot any lists of courses in Clearing then please link them below and I'll add them to the list - note I am NOT including any links to pages to "register" or "make a query" or with promises of when lists will be available.
Likewise if you come across a website of a university stating explicitly that they will not have vacancies in clearing/adjustment then link that too.
There's a lot more unis this year just linking to their entire course list instead of having a dedicated clearing list which made it a bit tricky to pull together the links.
There's a lot more unis this year just linking to their entire course list instead of having a dedicated clearing list which made it a bit tricky to pull together the links.
Understandably universities certainly dont all make it easy for applicants do they:P I think my own university doesn't have a specfic clearing list, just lists the schools with clearing places or overall subject areas, certainly not the best website format for applicants.
Thanks so much for pulling this all together If anyone has questions about Staffs or clearing please let me know and I'll be able to help. Our FAQ on TSR is here.
We've also got a dedicated clearing hotline available which anyone can call (even if they're not thinking about Staffs) for advice: 03702186241
Can anyone explain to me why a course would appear on the clearing 2015 list on ucas but not on the provisional clearing list of the official uni website?
Can anyone explain to me why a course would appear on the clearing 2015 list on ucas but not on the provisional clearing list of the official uni website?
anyone know if ucl has OFFICIALLY announced they will not be going into clearing this year?
also does anyone know if kings ever goes into clearing for maths?
For UCL, see the link in the first page.
What KCL has done in the past is not a good guide to what they will do this year. If you want to find out what they did in previous years, you'll need to go to your local library and get out a copy of the Telegraph from results day.
What KCL has done in the past is not a good guide to what they will do this year. If you want to find out what they did in previous years, you'll need to go to your local library and get out a copy of the Telegraph from results day.