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I have not got an option for clearing on UCAS, how do I apply for clearing?
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What's the status of your application? Do you have a firm (and insurance) choice? Are the unconditional/conditional/unsuccessful?
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(Original post by JF530)
I have not got an option for clearing on UCAS, how do I apply for clearing?
I have not got an option for clearing on UCAS, how do I apply for clearing?
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(Original post by Potally_Tissed)
What's the status of your application? Do you have a firm (and insurance) choice? Are the unconditional/conditional/unsuccessful?
What's the status of your application? Do you have a firm (and insurance) choice? Are the unconditional/conditional/unsuccessful?
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(Original post by JF530)
I have one conditional offer that I have not heard back from, is there a certain time that they have to reply to me by?
I have one conditional offer that I have not heard back from, is there a certain time that they have to reply to me by?
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(Original post by rockrunride)
Do you currently have no unconditional offers?
Do you currently have no unconditional offers?
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(Original post by Potally_Tissed)
Yes but they have several days. Don't wait around for them, phone them up and find out if they've made a decision.
Yes but they have several days. Don't wait around for them, phone them up and find out if they've made a decision.
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(Original post by JF530)
Okay what will they ask for when I call them? e.g ucas number
Okay what will they ask for when I call them? e.g ucas number
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(Original post by sam.r)
hey, i called up university of arts london for a textile design course in clearing, i had applied there before but my app. was unsuccessful, i gave them the details, i was put on hold and then the operator said that there is some system clash in the details and that i'll be called back shortly. i'm just scared that they might not call back
hey, i called up university of arts london for a textile design course in clearing, i had applied there before but my app. was unsuccessful, i gave them the details, i was put on hold and then the operator said that there is some system clash in the details and that i'll be called back shortly. i'm just scared that they might not call back
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(Original post by sam.r)
hey, i called up university of arts london for a textile design course in clearing, i had applied there before but my app. was unsuccessful, i gave them the details, i was put on hold and then the operator said that there is some system clash in the details and that i'll be called back shortly. i'm just scared that they might not call back
hey, i called up university of arts london for a textile design course in clearing, i had applied there before but my app. was unsuccessful, i gave them the details, i was put on hold and then the operator said that there is some system clash in the details and that i'll be called back shortly. i'm just scared that they might not call back
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(Original post by rockrunride)
Hi! Did you apply there this year? A uni won't accept you in clearing if you applied unsuccessfully in the same cycle. If not, wait a little while and give a chaser call. They're busy, remember, so it's wise to be proactive.
Hi! Did you apply there this year? A uni won't accept you in clearing if you applied unsuccessfully in the same cycle. If not, wait a little while and give a chaser call. They're busy, remember, so it's wise to be proactive.
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(Original post by sam.r)
Yes i applied this year. however i just got a call back from them and since im still holding an offer at my insurance choice they're saying they cant process my application for clearing unless i call up my insurance choice and release myself from the choice and then call them back
Yes i applied this year. however i just got a call back from them and since im still holding an offer at my insurance choice they're saying they cant process my application for clearing unless i call up my insurance choice and release myself from the choice and then call them back
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(Original post by rockrunride)
Yep, you'd need to call your insurance to release yourself. I wouldn't do it though, as unis almost never accept applicants through Clearing that they've already rejected. Unless you really don't want to go to your insurance and would be happier taking another Clearing vacancy.
Yep, you'd need to call your insurance to release yourself. I wouldn't do it though, as unis almost never accept applicants through Clearing that they've already rejected. Unless you really don't want to go to your insurance and would be happier taking another Clearing vacancy.
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(Original post by sam.r)
ya i dont want to go to my insurance choice, and i want to apply to a good university for a textile design course and i've heard chelsea in UAL is the best, i'm not sure about other good unis for textiles
ya i dont want to go to my insurance choice, and i want to apply to a good university for a textile design course and i've heard chelsea in UAL is the best, i'm not sure about other good unis for textiles
Have a look at rankings and vacancies. You should definitely find something that takes your fancy. Again it's not likely your original firm will accept you, but if you're in Clearing anyway, you may as well try.
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(Original post by rockrunride)
Yep, you'd need to call your insurance to release yourself. I wouldn't do it though, as unis almost never accept applicants through Clearing that they've already rejected. Unless you really don't want to go to your insurance and would be happier taking another Clearing vacancy.
Yep, you'd need to call your insurance to release yourself. I wouldn't do it though, as unis almost never accept applicants through Clearing that they've already rejected. Unless you really don't want to go to your insurance and would be happier taking another Clearing vacancy.
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(Original post by sam.r)
i did apply to UAL before but to csm, now i'm either gonna apply to chelsea or LCF
i did apply to UAL before but to csm, now i'm either gonna apply to chelsea or LCF
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(Original post by rockrunride)
In that case, you've got nothing to lose: ask your insurance to release you and get the Clearing ball rolling.
Have a look at rankings and vacancies. You should definitely find something that takes your fancy. Again it's not likely your original firm will accept you, but if you're in Clearing anyway, you may as well try.
In that case, you've got nothing to lose: ask your insurance to release you and get the Clearing ball rolling.
Have a look at rankings and vacancies. You should definitely find something that takes your fancy. Again it's not likely your original firm will accept you, but if you're in Clearing anyway, you may as well try.
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(Original post by sam.r)
my insurance choice is herriott watt, but i dont think that is good for textiles, my firm choice was leeds uni, which was unsuccessful. I cant find other good unis for textiles other than UAL colleges, i'm really confused
my insurance choice is herriott watt, but i dont think that is good for textiles, my firm choice was leeds uni, which was unsuccessful. I cant find other good unis for textiles other than UAL colleges, i'm really confused
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