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- Step 2: Applying
- Step 3: Offers
- Step 4: Results
- Step 5: Next steps
- Step 6: Starting university or college
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I've accepted a place in Clearing, but I've changed my mind and want to apply somewhere else. What should I do?
Your acceptance of the place was a serious contractual agreement, and if you wish to be released from that you will need to speak directly to the university or college concerned.
Applying through Clearing
- How do I apply through Clearing?
- Can I apply if I don't have a reference?
- Can I apply to a different course through Clearing to the one I originally applied to?
- How many universities and colleges can I approach?
- Can I apply through Clearing for a place with a start date deferred to 2011?
- Is going on holiday during Clearing a problem?
- What happens if I enter a Clearing choice and it's declined by the university?
- I've accepted a place in Clearing but want to change certain details such as course/date of entry/entry point. What should I do?
- I've accepted a place in Clearing, but I've changed my mind and want to apply somewhere else. What should I do?