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Economics 2009 Clearing and Adjustment
This is the initial opening post for the 2009 Economics Clearing and Adjustment thread. Will add in the places at different unis as the situation comes known.
What about Adjustment?
Check out my (big) Adjustment FAQ
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=827966
As well as the posts in the UCAS Application Clearing and Adjustment Forum:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=530
What happened last year?
Here is the 2008 Economics clearing thread:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=643629
What advise would you give To economics students who on Results Day have not yet got a place?
i)Don't panic
ii)Do contact your firm/insurance and see if you can win them round. (Not very likely but you need to atleast try.) Mention evidence they do not have. e.g. your module marks. i.e. how close you were to a higher grade.
iii)Just because a uni not in clearing does not mean it has no places. (just that it does not want to advertise). Reasonable to ring round unis at the level of grades you achieved, even if they are not listed in clearing.
iv)check out what is in clearing:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13833180&postcount=39
v)Once you know the best offer you can get then decide if you want to re-apply next year.
Great I have contacted a numberof unis and got more than 1 offer which should I take?
If they have same typical offer then:
i)are they city or campus unis?
ii)How far are they from home?
Often people use the 2 hour rule:
More than that too far to take washing home
less than that and risk parents come unannounced on sunday morning....!!!
If I have a place should I take a GAP year and re-apply?
has to be your decision.
2 factors to consider:
i) How much better is your target uni than your current uni.
ii) How likely are you to get an offer from your Target.
I apologise in advance for any mistakes. Please let me know of any and I will attempt to fix them. Also the situation is (very!) dynamic both ways. So universities may get enough students and exit clearing. OR may discover they lack students and enter clearing. So please check UCAS yourself regularly
What about Adjustment?
Check out my (big) Adjustment FAQ
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=827966
As well as the posts in the UCAS Application Clearing and Adjustment Forum:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=530
What happened last year?
Here is the 2008 Economics clearing thread:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=643629
What advise would you give To economics students who on Results Day have not yet got a place?
i)Don't panic
ii)Do contact your firm/insurance and see if you can win them round. (Not very likely but you need to atleast try.) Mention evidence they do not have. e.g. your module marks. i.e. how close you were to a higher grade.
iii)Just because a uni not in clearing does not mean it has no places. (just that it does not want to advertise). Reasonable to ring round unis at the level of grades you achieved, even if they are not listed in clearing.
iv)check out what is in clearing:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13833180&postcount=39
v)Once you know the best offer you can get then decide if you want to re-apply next year.
Great I have contacted a numberof unis and got more than 1 offer which should I take?
If they have same typical offer then:
i)are they city or campus unis?
ii)How far are they from home?
Often people use the 2 hour rule:
More than that too far to take washing home
less than that and risk parents come unannounced on sunday morning....!!!
If I have a place should I take a GAP year and re-apply?
has to be your decision.
2 factors to consider:
i) How much better is your target uni than your current uni.
ii) How likely are you to get an offer from your Target.
I apologise in advance for any mistakes. Please let me know of any and I will attempt to fix them. Also the situation is (very!) dynamic both ways. So universities may get enough students and exit clearing. OR may discover they lack students and enter clearing. So please check UCAS yourself regularly
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01904 4337840191 334 0740 [url]http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/Universities not regularly in Clearing but are currently for 2009 for Overseas Student
York EU:No Overseas: Yes 01904 433784
Manchester EU: No Overseas: Yes BBB FRIDAY Economic History and Economics only Saturday all Gone
Sussex No for EU: Yes for International
Royal HollowayEU: No Overseas: Yes BBC
Other Univeristies are either not in clearing or have not reported yet their clearing status.
Universities not regularly in Clearing but are currently for a foundations economics course for 2009
Durham 0191 334 0740 http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/economics/
http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/entryrequirements/
Universities not regularly in Clearing but are currently for a varaint economics course for 2009
Southampton Politics and Economics LL12 AAB or ABBb and GCSE Maths at grade A or above and GCSE English grade C or above Friday gone (no other economics related vacancies).
Other Univeristies are either not in clearing or have not reported yet their clearing status.
Courses regularly in Clearing and Extra
These unis appear in clearing and Extra a lot:
i) Extra 2009 All except Ulster
ii) Clearing 2008 All except Strathclyde and Ulster
iii) Clearing 2007 All
ABB.3 (320 Points) (More than 39% of students have less than 320 points: Essex 42%,UEA 40%, Leicester 49%, Reading 51%; Clearing 2007 and 2008 (all); % studnets BBC and below ( Essex 20% UEA 15%, Leicester 19%, Reading 26%)
26) Essex X (Cc)Yes 3 year and 4 year foundation course
27) East Anglia X (Cc) Clearing: No Adjustment: maybe
28) Leicester (Ba) X (Cc) Yes Clearing: even if <AAB Friday EU GONE (Clearing+Adjustment) Overseas only
29) Reading (BSc) (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
AAB.3 (340 Points) QM BBB in 2009 33% of students less than 320 points Clearing in 2008
31) Queen Mary X (Cc) L100 listed in The Independent but not on UCAS or on the QM website. GONE FRI
BBB.2 (300 Points) (Atleast 51% of students below 280 points) (Surrey (54%), Kent (54%), Swansea (51%)
35) Surrey X (c) Yes GONE FRI
36) Kent X (Cc) Yes FRIDAY (Overseas only)
37) Swansea X (Cc) Yes
BBC (280 Points)
38) Strathclyde X (c) No
39) Brunel X (Cc) Yes
40) Aberystwyth X (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
BCC (260 Points)
41) Heriot-Watt X (Cc) No
42) Hull X (Cc) Yes FRIDAY Overseas only
43) Stirling X (Cc)No
44) Keele( +Finance see note 1) X (Cc) Joint Degrees only
45) UWE Bristol X (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
46) Portsmouth X (Cc)Yes GONE FRI
47) Coventry X (Cc) Yes
48) Hertfordshire X (Cc) Yes Sat: Not straignt Econ
49) Kingston X (Cc)YesSat: Not straignt Econ
CCC.1 (240 Points) (<20% of students sub 240 points in 2005/6) Dundee (5%), Aberdeeen (15%), Ulster (15%)
50) Dundee X (Cc) No
51) Aberdeen X (Cc) Yes
52) Ulster (c) Business Economics only
CCC.2 (240 Points) (Atleast 20% of students some 240 points) Manchester Met (50%), Salford (Unreported), Portsmouth (42%), Nottingham Trent (65%), Hertfordshire (66%), Bradford (Unreported)
53) Manchester Met X (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
54) Salford X (Cc) No
55) Nottingham Trent X (Cc) No
56) Bradford X (Cc) Yes
CCD (220 Points)
57) Central Lancashire X (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
CDD (200 Points)
58) London Met X (Cc) Not Reported but L100C is in The Indepedent
DDD (180 Points)
59) Greenwich X (Cc) Yes
non-TAELT unis:
Anglia Ruskin has L100 C in The Independent
Buckingham has L100 in The Indepdent
Richmind has L100 in The Independent
Notes
1) Keele no longer offers straight economics and is trying to sack half it's economics department. This may adversely affect the educational experience if you study there.
economics/
York EU:No Overseas: Yes 01904 433784
Manchester EU: No Overseas: Yes BBB FRIDAY Economic History and Economics only Saturday all Gone
Sussex No for EU: Yes for International
Royal HollowayEU: No Overseas: Yes BBC
Other Univeristies are either not in clearing or have not reported yet their clearing status.
Universities not regularly in Clearing but are currently for a foundations economics course for 2009
Durham 0191 334 0740 http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/economics/
Note:
• The Social Science Programme is not suitable for current A-level students or those who have failed at A-level study within the last year.
• The Social Science Programme is not suitable for current A-level students or those who have failed at A-level study within the last year.
http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/entryrequirements/
Universities not regularly in Clearing but are currently for a varaint economics course for 2009
Southampton Politics and Economics LL12 AAB or ABBb and GCSE Maths at grade A or above and GCSE English grade C or above Friday gone (no other economics related vacancies).
Other Univeristies are either not in clearing or have not reported yet their clearing status.
Courses regularly in Clearing and Extra
These unis appear in clearing and Extra a lot:
i) Extra 2009 All except Ulster
ii) Clearing 2008 All except Strathclyde and Ulster
iii) Clearing 2007 All
ABB.3 (320 Points) (More than 39% of students have less than 320 points: Essex 42%,UEA 40%, Leicester 49%, Reading 51%; Clearing 2007 and 2008 (all); % studnets BBC and below ( Essex 20% UEA 15%, Leicester 19%, Reading 26%)
26) Essex X (Cc)Yes 3 year and 4 year foundation course
27) East Anglia X (Cc) Clearing: No Adjustment: maybe
28) Leicester (Ba) X (Cc) Yes Clearing: even if <AAB Friday EU GONE (Clearing+Adjustment) Overseas only
29) Reading (BSc) (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
AAB.3 (340 Points) QM BBB in 2009 33% of students less than 320 points Clearing in 2008
31) Queen Mary X (Cc) L100 listed in The Independent but not on UCAS or on the QM website. GONE FRI
BBB.2 (300 Points) (Atleast 51% of students below 280 points) (Surrey (54%), Kent (54%), Swansea (51%)
35) Surrey X (c) Yes GONE FRI
36) Kent X (Cc) Yes FRIDAY (Overseas only)
37) Swansea X (Cc) Yes
BBC (280 Points)
38) Strathclyde X (c) No
39) Brunel X (Cc) Yes
40) Aberystwyth X (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
BCC (260 Points)
41) Heriot-Watt X (Cc) No
42) Hull X (Cc) Yes FRIDAY Overseas only
43) Stirling X (Cc)No
44) Keele( +Finance see note 1) X (Cc) Joint Degrees only
45) UWE Bristol X (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
46) Portsmouth X (Cc)Yes GONE FRI
47) Coventry X (Cc) Yes
48) Hertfordshire X (Cc) Yes Sat: Not straignt Econ
49) Kingston X (Cc)YesSat: Not straignt Econ
CCC.1 (240 Points) (<20% of students sub 240 points in 2005/6) Dundee (5%), Aberdeeen (15%), Ulster (15%)
50) Dundee X (Cc) No
51) Aberdeen X (Cc) Yes
52) Ulster (c) Business Economics only
CCC.2 (240 Points) (Atleast 20% of students some 240 points) Manchester Met (50%), Salford (Unreported), Portsmouth (42%), Nottingham Trent (65%), Hertfordshire (66%), Bradford (Unreported)
53) Manchester Met X (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
54) Salford X (Cc) No
55) Nottingham Trent X (Cc) No
56) Bradford X (Cc) Yes
CCD (220 Points)
57) Central Lancashire X (Cc) Yes GONE FRI
CDD (200 Points)
58) London Met X (Cc) Not Reported but L100C is in The Indepedent
DDD (180 Points)
59) Greenwich X (Cc) Yes
non-TAELT unis:
Anglia Ruskin has L100 C in The Independent
Buckingham has L100 in The Indepdent
Richmind has L100 in The Independent
Notes
1) Keele no longer offers straight economics and is trying to sack half it's economics department. This may adversely affect the educational experience if you study there.
Paulwhy
This is the initial opening post for the 2009 Economics Clearing and Adjustment thread. Will add in the places at different unis as the situation comes known.
What about Adjustment?
Check out my (big) Adjustment FAQ
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=827966
As well as the posts in the UCAS Application Clearing and Adjustment Forum:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=530
What happened last year?
Here is the 2008 Economics clearing thread:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=643629
What advise would you give To economics students who on Results Day have not yet got a place?
i)Don't panic
ii)Do contact your firm/insurance and see if you can win them round. (Not very likely but you need to atleast try.) Mention evidence they do not have. e.g. your module marks. i.e. how close you were to a higher grade.
iii)Just because a uni not in clearing does not mean it has no places. (just that it does not want to advertise). Reasonable to ring round unis at the level of grades you achieved, even if they are not listed in clearing.
iv)check out what is in clearing:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13833180&postcount=39
v)Once you know the best offer you can get then decide if you want to re-apply next year.
Great I have contacted a numberof unis and got more than 1 offer which should I take?
If they have same typical offer then:
i)are they city or campus unis?
ii)How far are they from home?
Often people use the 2 hour rule:
More than that too far to take washing home
less than that and risk parents come unannounced on sunday morning....!!!
If I have a place should I take a GAP year and re-apply?
has to be your decision.
2 factors to consider:
i) How much better is your target uni than your current uni.
ii) How likely are you to get an offer from your Target.
I apologise in advance for any mistakes. Please let me know of any and I will attempt to fix them. Also the situation is (very!) dynamic both ways. So universities may get enough students and exit clearing. OR may discover they lack students and enter clearing. So please check UCAS yourself regularly
What about Adjustment?
Check out my (big) Adjustment FAQ
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=827966
As well as the posts in the UCAS Application Clearing and Adjustment Forum:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=530
What happened last year?
Here is the 2008 Economics clearing thread:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=643629
What advise would you give To economics students who on Results Day have not yet got a place?
i)Don't panic
ii)Do contact your firm/insurance and see if you can win them round. (Not very likely but you need to atleast try.) Mention evidence they do not have. e.g. your module marks. i.e. how close you were to a higher grade.
iii)Just because a uni not in clearing does not mean it has no places. (just that it does not want to advertise). Reasonable to ring round unis at the level of grades you achieved, even if they are not listed in clearing.
iv)check out what is in clearing:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13833180&postcount=39
v)Once you know the best offer you can get then decide if you want to re-apply next year.
Great I have contacted a numberof unis and got more than 1 offer which should I take?
If they have same typical offer then:
i)are they city or campus unis?
ii)How far are they from home?
Often people use the 2 hour rule:
More than that too far to take washing home
less than that and risk parents come unannounced on sunday morning....!!!
If I have a place should I take a GAP year and re-apply?
has to be your decision.
2 factors to consider:
i) How much better is your target uni than your current uni.
ii) How likely are you to get an offer from your Target.
I apologise in advance for any mistakes. Please let me know of any and I will attempt to fix them. Also the situation is (very!) dynamic both ways. So universities may get enough students and exit clearing. OR may discover they lack students and enter clearing. So please check UCAS yourself regularly
Hey Paul.
I'm a free agent, likely to get 3 A's in Economics, Maths and English Lit. I'm planning on speculatively calling up some unis tomorrow to see if they have places on their economics courses. UCL, St Andrews, Edinburgh and Bath were on my list of places to call but their websites are saying they are full - is there now definitely no point in calling them?
Rogue Economist
Hey Paul.
I'm a free agent, likely to get 3 A's in Economics, Maths and English Lit. I'm planning on speculatively calling up some unis tomorrow to see if they have places on their economics courses. UCL, St Andrews, Edinburgh and Bath were on my list of places to call but their websites are saying they are full - is there now definitely no point in calling them?
I'm a free agent, likely to get 3 A's in Economics, Maths and English Lit. I'm planning on speculatively calling up some unis tomorrow to see if they have places on their economics courses. UCL, St Andrews, Edinburgh and Bath were on my list of places to call but their websites are saying they are full - is there now definitely no point in calling them?
No it is certainly worth ringing up. As I explain in the Adjustment FAQ, unis that have a few spaces don't appear in Clearing. e.g. Warwick Economics Last year. Just be prepared to ring up numerous unis. i.e. currently none of the top 25 univeristies are admitting to any spaces for Home Economics. And I can't believe none of them have any spaces. You just need to find out where!
Do any of the places definitely with places appeal to you?
Paulwhy
No it is certainly worth ringing up. As I explain in the Adjustment FAQ, unis that have a few spaces don't appear in Clearing. e.g. Warwick Economics Last year. Just be prepared to ring up numerous unis. i.e. currently none of the top 25 univeristies are admitting to any spaces for Home Economics. And I can't believe none of them have any spaces. You just need to find out where!
Do any of the places definitely with places appeal to you?
Do any of the places definitely with places appeal to you?
Okay, thanks. I'm only really prepared to go to a uni in the top 11 of your alternative table...so I'm expecting to be reapplying next year!! Just planning calls on the off chance somewhere good may have a place.
Rogue Economist
Hey Paul.
I'm a free agent, likely to get 3 A's in Economics, Maths and English Lit. I'm planning on speculatively calling up some unis tomorrow to see if they have places on their economics courses. UCL, St Andrews, Edinburgh and Bath were on my list of places to call but their websites are saying they are full - is there now definitely no point in calling them?
I'm a free agent, likely to get 3 A's in Economics, Maths and English Lit. I'm planning on speculatively calling up some unis tomorrow to see if they have places on their economics courses. UCL, St Andrews, Edinburgh and Bath were on my list of places to call but their websites are saying they are full - is there now definitely no point in calling them?
Sorry, where on their website does it say that? I certainly believe you but couldn't find such a page.
UCAS clearing now active:
http://clearing.ucas.com/cgi-bin/hsrun/clv02/cl_search09/StateId/DwrDTG6ITEaYCKlebOTV6v7HBpZ7C-3f_8/HAHTpage/cl_search.Hssearchh.run
I have saved all the entries for Economics for home students in a google document below:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AWHHvuw5aTXPZGZiNnBqOW5fNTA1aGhnd3o1Yzg&hl=en
Only 2 extra courses found on UCAS that were not listed on uni websites:
Durham Economics with Foundation 0191 334 0740 http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/economics/
Royal Holliway Economics and Management
http://clearing.ucas.com/cgi-bin/hsrun/clv02/cl_search09/StateId/DwrDTG6ITEaYCKlebOTV6v7HBpZ7C-3f_8/HAHTpage/cl_search.Hssearchh.run
I have saved all the entries for Economics for home students in a google document below:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AWHHvuw5aTXPZGZiNnBqOW5fNTA1aGhnd3o1Yzg&hl=en
Only 2 extra courses found on UCAS that were not listed on uni websites:
Durham Economics with Foundation 0191 334 0740 http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/economics/
Royal Holliway Economics and Management
sjos88
Was just looking for economics in clearing-on the ucas site it claims that economics is not in clearing for uni of leicester-but if u visit their uni of leic website it claimes there are a few vacancies 
which ones right?
which ones right?The Uni is more likely to be right, phone them up in the morning.
Paulwhy
UCAS clearing now active:
http://clearing.ucas.com/cgi-bin/hsrun/clv02/cl_search09/StateId/DwrVEw6IUxuIXcO5bOTf9ICUQP5am-VDKK/HAHTpage/cl_search.Hsresults.run?cboCourse=287+&cboInst=0&cboRegion=YH&cboLevel=0&stype=H&Submit=search&scotSearch=0
I have saved all the entries for Economics for home students in a google document below:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AWHHvuw5aTXPZGZiNnBqOW5fNTA1aGhnd3o1Yzg&hl=en
Only 2 courses missed above when seraching uni websites:
Durham Economics with Foundation
Royal Holliway Economics and Management
http://clearing.ucas.com/cgi-bin/hsrun/clv02/cl_search09/StateId/DwrVEw6IUxuIXcO5bOTf9ICUQP5am-VDKK/HAHTpage/cl_search.Hsresults.run?cboCourse=287+&cboInst=0&cboRegion=YH&cboLevel=0&stype=H&Submit=search&scotSearch=0
I have saved all the entries for Economics for home students in a google document below:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AWHHvuw5aTXPZGZiNnBqOW5fNTA1aGhnd3o1Yzg&hl=en
Only 2 courses missed above when seraching uni websites:
Durham Economics with Foundation
Royal Holliway Economics and Management
The Durham Econ with Found., does that get you a degree which is viewed in the same light as normal econ?
sjos88
Was just looking for economics in clearing-on the ucas site it claims that economics is not in clearing for uni of leicester-but if u visit their uni of leic website it claimes there are a few vacancies which ones right?
which ones right?
As always with clearing it is a fast moving confusing situation.
You might think that leicester would know their own situtaion.
And certainly worth the cost of a call.
Paulwhy
As always with clearing it is a fast moving confusing situation.
You might think that leicester would know their own situtaion.
And certainly worth the cost of a call.
As always with clearing it is a fast moving confusing situation.
You might think that leicester would know their own situtaion.
And certainly worth the cost of a call.
btw, the clearing unis are available on UCAS atm
although you probably don't want to be doing that at 1am in the morning lolUnless your original post is the 2009 clearing, i may have misunderstood it
moreiniho
The Durham Econ with Found., does that get you a degree which is viewed in the same light as normal econ?
It is a foundation year plus a 3 year 'normal' degree. It is designed for people without A-levels e.g. mature students. The foundation year is common amongst many different Bsc/BA courses
Durham Economics with Foundation 0191 334 0740 http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/economics/
Paulwhy
It is a foundation year plus a 3 year 'normal' degree. It is designed for people without A-levels e.g. mature students. The foundation year is common amongst many different Bsc/BA courses
Durham Economics with Foundation 0191 334 0740 http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/economics/
Durham Economics with Foundation 0191 334 0740 http://www.dur.ac.uk/foundation.centre/socialscience/economics/
Ah ok, thanks for the response. Sadly, I don't fit the bill.
Btw, York have Econ for Overseas students. But surely that means that if those don't get taken up, then they will go to Home students. hmmm, might be worth a hopeful ring.
http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/uao/clearing/
moreiniho
Ah ok, thanks for the response. Sadly, I don't fit the bill.
Btw, York have Econ for Overseas students. But surely that means that if those don't get taken up, then they will go to Home students. hmmm, might be worth a hopeful ring.
http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/uao/clearing/
Btw, York have Econ for Overseas students. But surely that means that if those don't get taken up, then they will go to Home students. hmmm, might be worth a hopeful ring.
http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/uao/clearing/
Yes I know York have places for overseas students (they are listed in post 2).
But no sadly this does not mean that if there are not enough overseas applicants they will go to home students. This is becuase the government will not pay for any more econ students to study at York.
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btw, the clearing unis are available on UCAS atm although you probably don't want to be doing that at 1am in the morning lol
Unless your original post is the 2009 clearing, i may have misunderstood it
although you probably don't want to be doing that at 1am in the morning lolUnless your original post is the 2009 clearing, i may have misunderstood it
Post 2 is sourced from university clearing websites
Post 6 from UCAS Course Search for economics for EU/UK students.
El Torres
cant believe city university havent got any spaces, im totally screwed.
Not being listed does not mean they have no places. So if you match their standard offer then you should ring them.
El Torres
How reputable are the following?
- Mathematics with Economics
- Mathematics, statistics and financial economics
- Economics with management
- Mathematics with Economics
- Mathematics, statistics and financial economics
- Economics with management
Well you need to want to study those subjects for a start!
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