Medicine Clearing 2023 (Updated 17/08/23 at 15:56)

This is the thread for Medicine UCAS Clearing 2023 Entry (started 5th July 2023).

FYI: If you have all 4 decisions (including waitlists and rejections

) for 2023, please head over here to let us know what's happened to you and look through any advice: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7330165.

Please have a read of this to clear any doubts about UCAS Clearing:

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For gap year stories please visit: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7209108.

The Medicine Extra 2023 entry thread is here.
The Medicine Extra/Clearing 2022 entry thread is here.
The Medicine Extra/Clearing 2021 entry thread is here.
The Medicine Extra/Clearing 2020 entry thread is here.
The Medicine Extra/Clearing 2019 entry thread is here.

List of medical schools in Clearing 2023 entry
University of Buckingham (private)
King's College London - closed now
St George's University London (please fill in form on their website)
Leicester - places filled
York Medical School - places filled
HYMS - shown as in clearing on UCAS search tool recently
UCL - found in Clearing Plus

List of medical schools in Extra 2023 entry
UCLAN A100 for international students only
Plymouth for international students only

List of med schools that are in UCAS Clearing (for 2022 Entry)
Edge Hill - Medicine with a Foundation Year
UCLAN for international students only
Glasgow A900 Glasgow Access Programme open until 28th August
Sunderland

List of med schools that will not be in UCAS Clearing (for 2022 Entry)
ARU Anglia Ruskin University Medical School
Aston Medical School - states online that not in Clearing
Bristol Medical School - "Unfortunately, we do not have any courses available in Clearing for 2022 entry".
BSMS Brighton and Sussex Medical School - "Please note that BSMS has filled all of its places for Undergraduate medicine 2022 and will not be entering clearing.".
Buckingham is currently closed for January 2023 entry
University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine - Does not take part in clearing
Dundee has stated that they will not go into Clearing.
HYMS is not currently planning to enter Clearing until at least 18th August.
Imperial College School of Medicine - "Imperial does not typically enter into Clearing" (emphasis mine)
KMMS - "Medicine BM BS is not available in Clearing 2022. Any applications received will be considered for entry in September 2023".
University of Lincoln Medical School - "Medicine at Lincoln is not open for Clearing".
Norwich Medical School - "Sorry, [MBBS] is not available in Clearing".
Oxford University Medical School - Oxford University does not participate in UCAS Clearing, Extra or Adjustment.
QMUL (UK A100 + GEM + Malta) has confirmed they will not enter Clearing.
SGUL has confirmed they are not in Clearing for medicine.
UCL Medical School - "UCL does not participate in Clearing."
Ulster Uni - mistake that they were on the Clearing list.
Manchester University - updated list of courses in Clearing at 5pm 17/08/2022 and A106 was not on their list. They've stated that courses not on the list are full.
Keele University - Clearing page states medicine is not in Clearing
KCL King's College London has no places in Clearing
Lancaster - stated they do not anticipate having vacancies in Clearing for Medicine
Sheffield - website states no Clearing vacancies
KMMS - no Clearing places at all, stated on Instagram to applicants as per post 2348 on last year's thread

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List of med schools that were in UCAS Clearing 2021
SGUL A100 (for those with achieved grades only)
Buckingham A100
UCLan A100 {for international students only}

List of med schools that were in UCAS Clearing 2020
Aston A100
Buckingham A100
Cambridge (St John's College) A100
Keele A100
Nottingham at Lincoln A10L
SGUL A100
Sheffield A100 {for Sheffield Hallam / Bradford students only}
Sunderland A100
QMUL Malta A100
UCLan A100 {international students only}
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Edge Hill A110 Medicine with a Foundation Year
Leeds A101 Gateway to Medicine
Leicester A199 Medicine with a Foundation Year

List of med schools that were in UCAS Clearing 2019
Aston A100
Anglia Ruskin A100
Buckingham A100
Keele A100
Lancaster A100
Liverpool A100
Nottingham at Lincoln A10L
SGUL A100
Sunderland A100
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Nottingham at Lincoln A18L Medicine with a Foundation Year
Leicester A199 Medicine with a Foundation Year

Feel free to comment or add anything applicable.

Shamelessly ripped from last year's post by Ecolier.

Please see the below links regarding Clearing that may clear any general doubts:
For Clearing FAQs click here.
For a guide to using the 'Decline your place' feature click here.
For a general (not medicine specific) universities in clearing vacancy list click here.

General TSR rules:
(1) Please don't ask for or post group chat links.
(2) Please don't ask for or post interview questions.
(3) Please don't offer to buy and sell items.

(edited 8 months ago)

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Reply 1

29melih

I have AAA, it is unlikely Kings would consider me?

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Reply 2

Awura123

Original post by 29melih

I have AAA, it is unlikely Kings would consider me?

Have you called them ?

Reply 3

isa04

Has anyone heard back from Kings yet

no, have you?

hi, how can I apply for clearing in Kings?

Reply 6

salinahenley

I think you can only apply if you have your grades

Reply 7

Anxullers_

I just finished a foundation year of mbbs and have my grades. Is it possible for me to try and get in?

Original post by salinahenley

I think you can only apply if you have your grades

Reply 8

isa04

Original post by Saff00123

no, have you?

nope

Reply 9

Admit-One

Universities Forum Helper

I would highly recommend completing King's 'register your interest' webform if you have grades and are interested in med. Personally, I would also try to call them to confirm whether it's actually open and what candidates they are looking for.

Their main page clearing lists it as available, but the course page now says closed, so I would not wait for someone on TSR to confirm either way, (and bearing in mind it might benefit someone else to tell you that it's closed).