Clearing 2025.
Find your place.
Explore your options through Clearing at the University of Exeter – opening 5 July.
As a Top Russell Group university, we are committed to your future, we offer strong graduate outcomes and welcome diverse qualifications and backgrounds. Find out more about our courses.
There’s still time to apply. Sign up now for exclusive Clearing updates, top tips and to find out more about your university experience with us.
If you’re an existing Exeter offer-holder, you should check your status in UCAS Hub.
Decisions will be sent to UCAS as we start to receive results throughout June and July. For applicants taking A-Levels, please check your UCAS Hub from 08:00 on Thursday 14 August.
If you already have an offer from us but want to change course, please do not apply through Clearing. Instead please contact our Admissions team at: ug-ad@exeter.ac.uk (putting 'Request to change course' in the email subject).
What is Clearing?
Clearing is just another way to apply to university. There are various reasons why you might go through Clearing - you might be applying after the UCAS deadline, or if you didn’t meet the conditions of your offers, or if you’ve declined your firm place.
From information on how to apply through Clearing, to top tips and FAQs – find out more about preparing for Clearing.
We’re here to help
Got questions? Sign up for everything you need to know about the Clearing process.
Our friendly staff are here to support you throughout your application journey and help you feel confident throughout Clearing. You can also contact us for specific questions. Below are some of the key dates to be aware of.
Join a vibrant and welcoming community
Set in beautiful safe, green campuses in the South West of England, there are plenty of reasons to Choose Exeter.
But don’t just take our word for it. Read our Students’ Blog and check out our student-led Instagram account @exeterunilife to find out what they love about studying at the University of Exeter.
What our students say
"Going through Clearing is not a sign of failure. It’s just another path – one that many students, myself included, take to find where they truly belong. Yes, it’s scary. Yes, it can feel overwhelming at the moment. But once the dust settles, you might just find that everything worked out even better than expected."
