Transfering to a different uni in year 2

Generally to transfer universities without repeating/restarting you would need to have good first year results AND meet the standard entry requirements for the new course.

Hm I was looking at Newcastle, and their website doesn't say anything about A level results specifically, so I was planning on attempting to apply there, do u think its possible?

Newcastle Uni usually requires AAA at A level. https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7361710

What is your insurance choice? Also, remember that you are able to apply to a different uni for your MArch.

Hm I think I've missed my chance already this year for most of the unis I'd be interested in, I'd rather not take a gap year though, would it be possible to try clearing next year even if I'm at uni and try transfer through that

Clearing is for year 1 entry.

I don't really mind repeating a year if I have to

Hm I think I've missed my chance already this year for most of the unis I'd be interested in, I'd rather not take a gap year though, would it be possible to try clearing next year even if I'm at uni and try transfer through that

If you’d be looking to start yr 1 in 2024 then you really would be better off resitting A levels (or taking alternative qualifications) in a gap year instead of starting a degree.

Something like 10-15% of architecture students have to repeat a year due to academic failure - wasting your gift year of funding (when you are starting a course that needs funding for 5 years) is a very unwise decision.