Original post by Alevelhelp.1
Basically the title ^ above
Yes, many of the newer schools of pharmacy will probably be in Clearing, if you aren't too fussy where you go to study.
I reckon a third to a half, going on past years, so perhaps 10 to 15 of them.
N.B. (Someone did mention this year might be slightly different due to a backlog of applicants, and gap years after Covid, so harder to predict.)
Original post by mrlittlebigman
Yes, many of the newer schools of pharmacy will probably be in Clearing, if you aren't too fussy where you go to study.
I reckon a third to a half, going on past years, so perhaps 10 to 15 of them.
N.B. (Someone did mention this year might be slightly different due to a backlog of applicants, and gap years after Covid, so harder to predict.)
I reckon a third to a half, going on past years, so perhaps 10 to 15 of them.
N.B. (Someone did mention this year might be slightly different due to a backlog of applicants, and gap years after Covid, so harder to predict.)
Okay thanks!
but can u plz tell me which unis are usually in clearing for pharmacy ?? Because I can’t find it on the internet when I search
This year there has been a rise in Pharmacy application numbers - up to 45% at some top Unis.
This means there are likely to be fewer places in Clearing - but many of the lower grade Unis may still have vacancies in Extra or in Clearing.
All you can do is work your socks off, get the best grades possible, and see what happens.
Remember that you can take a gap year, get a relevant job, and apply next year with achieved grades.
And btw, it doesnt actually matter which Uni you go to - all Pharm degrees are accredited as equal, and the NHS wont care where you qualified.
This means there are likely to be fewer places in Clearing - but many of the lower grade Unis may still have vacancies in Extra or in Clearing.
All you can do is work your socks off, get the best grades possible, and see what happens.
Remember that you can take a gap year, get a relevant job, and apply next year with achieved grades.
And btw, it doesnt actually matter which Uni you go to - all Pharm degrees are accredited as equal, and the NHS wont care where you qualified.
King's I've heard smoetimes goes into clearing but idk.
I remember keele and Wolverhampton in clearing for pharmacy, last year. Good luck, sign up to updates too!
Original post by Alevelhelp.1
Okay thanks!
but can u plz tell me which unis are usually in clearing for pharmacy ?? Because I can’t find it on the internet when I search
but can u plz tell me which unis are usually in clearing for pharmacy ?? Because I can’t find it on the internet when I search
I'm at DMU Pharmacy and went through clearing in a bit of a panic and got accepted after a short phone call. Both normal courses and foundation year courses were available through clearing when I applied. Not sure if Pharmacy is for me anymore though. Regardless, I wish you luck with applying!!
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Original post by notcodex
I'm at DMU Pharmacy and went through clearing in a bit of a panic and got accepted after a short phone call. Both normal courses and foundation year courses were available through clearing when I applied. Not sure if Pharmacy is for me anymore though. Regardless, I wish you luck with applying!!
Hi, do you remember if Aston was in clearing
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