Hi, I m Olivia from University of the Arts London.
I'm going to explain how to apply to undergraduate courses with available places via UCAS Clearing.
UCAS Clearing is the process which allows applicants who don't yet have a place, to
apply for university.
This year Clearing applications are open from the 5 July.
Clearing is available to all applicants, both UK and International.
This includes anyone who has already made a UCAS undergraduate application but does
not hold any offers.
If you have already been considered for a course this year, you should not reapply for
the same course.
If you're an international applicant who already has a UCAS application for 2022 entry, you
should refer yourself via your UCAS Hub.
If you're an international student who doesn't already have a UCAS application, you can
make a new application via UCAS.
If you are an applicant who requires a visa to study, you should not use the self-apply form.
Please be aware, Clearing applicants cannot defer their place at UAL and must start their
course in 2022.
All applications must be for year 1 entry only, we are not accepting applications for
year 2 or year 3 entry onto any course.
Here's how to apply via UCAS Clearing in 4 steps.
Step one, check the course page on the UAL website for specific entry requirements and
whether you'll need to provide a portfolio.
Step two, once you have chosen your course you must complete a self-apply form for us
to consider your application.
The link to this form will be available on our Clearing course webpages from 5th July 2022.
You should not refer yourself via UCAS Hub at this point.
Step three, as part of the self-application process, some courses will require you to
upload a digital portfolio via Flickr or for you to provide a link to your own website
where we can view your work.
Please only supply one URL during the self-application process.
This must take us to a site which isn't password protected and doesn't have a download expiry.
Step four, after submitting your self-apply form you may receive a provisional offer via email.
However, any offers will not be fully confirmed until results day if you are waiting for results
and will be subject to you meeting any qualification or English Language requirements.
From A-level results day, if you would like to apply to UAL, you don't need to call us
directly, just follow the steps mentioned previously to submit your application.
However, if you would like to speak to someone during this time, call the Clearing hotline
number which will be available on our website from Wednesday 17 August, or speak to us via
Live Chat which you'll find on our Clearing webpage.
If you want to get in touch with our Admissions team at any point regarding your application,
you can do so via your UAL Portal.
If you are given a provisional offer and you meet the entry requirements, we will ask you
to add your course onto UCAS Hub.
Your offer email will tell you how to do this.
If you haven't already made a UCAS application this year, you'll need to register your details
and make an application on the UCAS website.
Once your offer has been confirmed via UCAS Hub, you will receive information from us
via email after 22 August about enrolment and starting your course.
For any other information regarding UCAS Clearing including guidance on tuition fees, funding,
visas and accommodation, visit our Clearing webpage which is updated regularly.
We wish you the best of luck with your applications!
Thanks for watching, bye!