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Clearing applications for September 2023 are now closed to international students due to visa and immigration requirements. Check out our January 2024 entry courses.
Clearing is part of the UCAS application process that gives you another opportunity to find the best course for you. If you’d like to find out more about how Clearing works read our guidance page for more info.
When you are ready to apply through Clearing, follow these three steps:
You can apply through Clearing if:
Yes. You can apply to study at Coventry University as a non-UK resident. Take a look at our International applicants page for more info.
Not at all. Students who join us through Clearing will start their course in September 2023 with the same treatment and quality of teaching as all other students. We’re happy to have you with us.
First, find out if your course is in Clearing, you can do this by browsing the course list on our website. If it is, give us a call to discuss your personalised Clearing offer. You can use our tariff point calculator to help you work out your grades.
If you don't have enough points to start your degree this September it’s worth exploring the option to study a Foundation Year. This is a route lots of people take, it’s designed to help you progress onto a degree.
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Courses in Clearing are clearly marked on our website. Take a look at our course list.
Get organised and take control, you've got this!
Put together a list of universities that offer the course you want to study. Most universities will have a specific Clearing hotline number that you can call nearer the time, ours is +44 (0)24 7688 8888.
After you get a Clearing offer to study at Coventry, you’ll get an email to explain the steps you’ll need to take next and any deadlines you need to be aware of.
If you know your results and need to calculate how many UCAS Points they translate to, you can use our handy UCAS points calculator. Once you know how many points you have, search for a course to get started.
If you already have offers from other universities, but you’ve changed your mind, you may still be able to use Clearing through the 'decline my place' option. Our Clearing advisers will be able to help you understand your options.
Call us on +44 (0)24 7688 8888 to see if we can offer you a place or offer advice.
If you receive a verbal offer to study at Coventry, you will receive an email with what steps you’ll need to take next, which will include any deadlines. To find out more read our Clearing offer page.
UCAS main application closes
UCAS Extra closes
Clearing opens
A level results day (including BTEC)
Unfortunately, due to data protection purposes, we can’t discuss general information with someone other than you as the applicant.
The only exception to this is if you have a nominated person included on your UCAS application and they contact us on your behalf.
If you think you’ll need to speak to us about a Clearing place, we recommend you contact us yourself so that we can help you find the right course for you.
Coventry University and CU Coventry provide guaranteed accommodation for students who join us through Clearing. Check out our accommodation page to find out what’s available and how we can support you.
If this is your first time applying to university you’ll need to apply for finance through the Student Finance England website. The initial deadline may have passed but your application will still be processed.
If you’ve already applied but have changed university, you will need to contact Student Finance England to update your application as soon as you have confirmed your choice.
You can decide to turn down your original offer and choose us in Clearing instead. You can do this through a process known as ‘self-release’.
It’s easy to do, you just sign into your UCAS Hub, click ‘Decline my place’ on the homepage and follow the instructions.
Flexibility is at the heart of our approach, which is why we are offering daily drop-in visits from 21 August. Our drop-in visits are designed to help you make informed choices about your future.
With study options in Coventry, London and Scarborough, and lots of opportunities to join throughout the year, you can study for a Coventry University degree at a place and time that suits you.