Applying for Student Accommodation After UCAS Clearing

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Find the right student accommodation in just 3 steps:

Step 1: Log on to uhomes.com to view all student flats.

Step 2: Select the UK city you need, and you will see all the student flats. Filter them by distance or price and click ‘Apply Now’ if you are happy with any of them.

Step 3: If you have any questions, you can click ‘Enquire Now’ to contact our professional student rental consultants.

Once you have chosen the right student accommodation, you can book it, confirm it, and sign the rental agreement by following the clear instructions on uhomes.com.

You can book student accommodation in the UK that you are happy with through uhomes.com. You can log on to uhomes.com to browse student accommodation in various cities in the UK, find the one you like and book it directly, or you can contact our team of consultants who can help you to book a flat in the UK. Please contact us as soon as possible. If you have any questions or are unsure, please contact us.

Available from July to October each year. Pay attention to the following situations.

1. If you already have test scores but no offer, you can choose July Clearing.

2. If you have a conditional offer but the test scores are not up to plan, you can Clear from the results date. The search toolbar will list the Clearing vacancies.

3. If eligible, you can add Clearing options at 14:00 (UK time) on results day (10 August).

4. If there is a first choice but you change your mind, you can decline the position in Track.

uhomes.com student accommodation rent usually involves utility bills, such as water, electricity, internet access, and gas. And the fitness facilities, public lounge, student areas, games room, cinema rooms, etc. provided are generally free to use. Anyway, it’s always wise to double-check your student flats’ cost with your consultant before signing the contract.

Go to the Your choices section of Track and click Add Clearing choice and enter the course details. Only add the Clearing option if permission has been obtained from the University.

You do not need to reply to the Clearing offer. After adding the option, uni will confirm your position in Track.

Yes, you can. If you change your mind and no longer want your first choice, you can use the decline my place button in Track.

The track will be updated as soon as the University makes a decision. If you meet the eligibility criteria, your place will be confirmed shortly.

You cannot exchange your first and second choice. If you want to choose your second choice, you need to go through Clearing and contact to confirm whether there is still a place in your second choice university, wait for the school to confirm to send out the offer, then declare my place and go to Clearing to add the supplementary application.

You can only add one school and programme at a time when Clearing, and you can only add a second one if that school and programme rejects you.

There is a chance that some schools’ Clearing stage requirements may be lowered, and it is recommended that you follow the steps above to contact the school to confirm whether or not a discretionary point reduction is offered.

According to UCAS, students are eligible to apply at the top-up stage if they meet any of the following criteria.
– Submitted their application after 30 June;
– Have not received an offer from a school in the first round of applications or have not accepted an offer from a school in the first round of applications;
– Failed to fulfil the requirements set out in the conditional offer letter;
– Candidates have declined a first-choice offer.

Firstly, if you have met the requirements of both the FIRM and INSURANCE schools, you may not apply to another school through the Supplementary Admissions.
Secondly, if you cannot get into a firm choice school but meet the requirements of an insurance school, you cannot apply to another programme through supplementary admission.

Applicants first need to make good enquiries about the universities they are interested in before entering the UCAS top-up process. It is important that applicants prepare for this in advance, however, being able to communicate with the university is also a very important aspect. Most schools want to speak directly to applicants and communication between the two parties is usually done over the phone.