If you have missed the Sunday deadline for submitting your UCAS applications, there are several things you can do to still secure your place in university:
- Submit a late application – late applications are accepted until the end of June.
- Clearing – clearing is mainly used by those who miss out on places on exam results day but can be used for those who missed the January application deadline. UK universities look over clearing applications from July – September to fill leftover vacancies.
- No offer? – the UCAS Extra scheme is open in February for students who did not receive offers.
For more information on these options, find out more from the link below:
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