Ucl clearing

Basically i didn’t do as well as i’d intended in my mocks- my predicted grades are ABB and im applying to UCL and LSE (alongside other Unis which im not aiming for) to study law but im worried that i wont get a place based on my year12 mock results- the grade entry requirements for both LSE and UCL are A*AA or BBB I guess my main concern is the likelihood of me receiving a place in UCL through clearing- i know LSE doesn’t go through clearing- since im certain ill achieve higher grades in my actual ALevel exams- ive read many posts in regards to UCL clearing and adjustments however people were applying for courses like Chemistry or English and since im aiming for Law i was wondering if anyone has experience or knows about the process

Thanks love u all

I'm not aware of UCL having ever participated in clearing. During covid they indicated they may have courses in clearing although I do not believe they did in the end.

The chances of a course like law will be in clearing even if UCL ever DOES participate in clearing are basically zero.

So what would you do in this situation? Just settle for a mid uni? Seems like my only option but idk

Thanks for the reply princess

If you are predicted ABB then UCL and LSE are not realistic options right now. So either apply to unis in the AAB-ABB range (maybe an AAA course or two if you do very well on the LNAT, as aspirational options), convince your teachers to bump up your predicted grades (which you have until the January deadline to do), or if you do better than your predicted results in your actual exams, either plan to take a gap year and reapply, or apply to other good law courses that might crop up in clearing.

If you are predicted ABB then UCL and LSE are not realistic options right now. So either apply to unis in the AAB-ABB range (maybe an AAA course or two if you do very well on the LNAT, as aspirational options), convince your teachers to bump up your predicted grades (which you have until the January deadline to do), or if you do better than your predicted results in your actual exams, either plan to take a gap year and reapply, or apply to other good law courses that might crop up in clearing.

Do you think EEE might go I to clearing for 2024 entry?

Do you think EEE might go I to clearing for 2024 entry?