AQA cooked me, is there any hope of going into law through clearing?

you can apply through clearing with the grades you get. The unis you mention will certainly be in clearing. You never know, you could get lucky. Good luck!

Do unis have foundation years in clearing too? or is it just normal ones?

Sorry, cant help you with that query. I dont want to misinform you.

AQA absolutely cooked me with chemistry and biology paper 1s, and they are supposed to be my strong ones. Most likely, I'm going to end up scraping CDD. And no, this is not me overthinking it, I'm cooked unless a miracle happens. I didn't apply to university this year because I was planning to do medicine but changed my mind and thought i'ts too late to apply. So i want to study law now, 100% sure, but I'm probably going to have to study in, like, not the best universities out there. I don't want to live away from home so I'm thinking of applying for law with foundation year to UClan, Manchester met, Salford. But I'm worried that I won't get in through clearing to these unis, many people say it's rare or hard to get in through clearing. Plus wouldn't there be less places with foundation years anyway?. Can anyone give me any advice, other than resitting my A-levels?

Do unis have foundation years in clearing too? or is it just normal ones?

Many Unis will use any spaces they might have on their Foundation year for 'deserving' near-miss applicants from the main course, but it is possible that some Foundation spaces may be in Clearing. Its also likely that middle-range Unis with a good reputation for Law, like Sussex, Kent, Reading etc, will have their main Law degrees in Clearing. Many Unis will list their Clearing vacancies on their websites the evening before Results Day, so this would give you time to check grade requirements and phone numbers etc.

I'm so cooked I can't apply for a main law degree with CDD, I'm only applying to Unis near Manchester, so Salford, UCLan and Manchester Met.

You don't actually know that you have got CDD.
Its totally natural to go into a doom-spiral after exams and fear the worst, but you have probably done far better that you imagine.

Many Unis will use any spaces they might have on their Foundation year for 'deserving' near-miss applicants from the main course, but it is possible that some Foundation spaces may be in Clearing. Its also likely that middle-range Unis with a good reputation for Law, like Sussex, Kent, Reading etc, will have their main Law degrees in Clearing. Many Unis will list their Clearing vacancies on their websites the evening before Results Day, so this would give you time to check grade requirements and phone numbers etc.

Hi I’m not OP but I just wanted to check if for clearly do unis tend to list their normal entry requirements or do they put lower “clearing requirements” on UCAS/on their website.

Hi I’m not OP but I just wanted to check if for clearly do unis tend to list their normal entry requirements or do they put lower “clearing requirements” on UCAS/on their website.

AQA absolutely cooked me with chemistry and biology paper 1s, and they are supposed to be my strong ones. Most likely, I'm going to end up scraping CDD. And no, this is not me overthinking it, I'm cooked unless a miracle happens. I didn't apply to university this year because I was planning to do medicine but changed my mind and thought i'ts too late to apply. So i want to study law now, 100% sure, but I'm probably going to have to study in, like, not the best universities out there. I don't want to live away from home so I'm thinking of applying for law with foundation year to UClan, Manchester met, Salford. But I'm worried that I won't get in through clearing to these unis, many people say it's rare or hard to get in through clearing. Plus wouldn't there be less places with foundation years anyway?. Can anyone give me any advice, other than resitting my A-levels?

AQA absolutely cooked me with chemistry and biology paper 1s, and they are supposed to be my strong ones. Most likely, I'm going to end up scraping CDD. And no, this is not me overthinking it, I'm cooked unless a miracle happens. I didn't apply to university this year because I was planning to do medicine but changed my mind and thought i'ts too late to apply. So i want to study law now, 100% sure, but I'm probably going to have to study in, like, not the best universities out there. I don't want to live away from home so I'm thinking of applying for law with foundation year to UClan, Manchester met, Salford. But I'm worried that I won't get in through clearing to these unis, many people say it's rare or hard to get in through clearing. Plus wouldn't there be less places with foundation years anyway?. Can anyone give me any advice, other than resitting my A-levels?

AQA absolutely cooked me with chemistry and biology paper 1s, and they are supposed to be my strong ones. Most likely, I'm going to end up scraping CDD. And no, this is not me overthinking it, I'm cooked unless a miracle happens. I didn't apply to university this year because I was planning to do medicine but changed my mind and thought i'ts too late to apply. So i want to study law now, 100% sure, but I'm probably going to have to study in, like, not the best universities out there. I don't want to live away from home so I'm thinking of applying for law with foundation year to UClan, Manchester met, Salford. But I'm worried that I won't get in through clearing to these unis, many people say it's rare or hard to get in through clearing. Plus wouldn't there be less places with foundation years anyway?. Can anyone give me any advice, other than resitting my A-levels?

AQA absolutely cooked me with chemistry and biology paper 1s, and they are supposed to be my strong ones. Most likely, I'm going to end up scraping CDD. And no, this is not me overthinking it, I'm cooked unless a miracle happens. I didn't apply to university this year because I was planning to do medicine but changed my mind and thought i'ts too late to apply. So i want to study law now, 100% sure, but I'm probably going to have to study in, like, not the best universities out there. I don't want to live away from home so I'm thinking of applying for law with foundation year to UClan, Manchester met, Salford. But I'm worried that I won't get in through clearing to these unis, many people say it's rare or hard to get in through clearing. Plus wouldn't there be less places with foundation years anyway?. Can anyone give me any advice, other than resitting my A-levels?