What is Clearing and how do I apply?
You can use Clearing if:
- you’re applying after 30 June
- you didn’t receive any offers (or none you wanted to accept)
- you didn’t meet the conditions of your offers
- you’ve declined your firm place using the ‘decline my place’ button in your UCAS hub
To view the courses we have available through Clearing at the University Centre, and apply to study with us, please visit our UCAS page. If you don't already have an application in the system you will not be able to add the course choice at this stage. Please let us know your UCAS ID if you are completing an application for the first time, so we can find and add your course choice for you.
We will need to see copies of your certificates, including GCSE English and Maths (or level 2 equivalents) and your Level 3 qualifications. If you are a mature student (over 21) and you don't have formal qualifications, we may be able to consider your application based on your experience.
We are here to help
Our friendly admissions team are here to help you on A Level results day at Fal reception from 10am - 3pm if you have any questions about applying to study at the University Centre. They are also available by phone and email.
Phone: 01872 305750
Email: heenquiry@truro-penwith.ac.uk
You can find other useful information on student support and finance here on our website. It is important to make sure you start your Student Finance application as soon as possible, because it can take up to 6 weeks to process.
Why choose the University Centre Truro & Penwith?
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Wide range of courses
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Modern Facilities
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Small class sizes
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Compressed timetable
Personal support
Employability
Purpose-built facilities
Key dates for UCAS Clearing 2025
Saturday 05 July: Clearing Opens
Thursday 14 August: A Level results day
Tuesday 21 October: Clearing closes
Staying in Cornwall was a key factor when studying to become a teacher, as I want to give back to the local community. Studying at Truro enabled me to do so. The class sizes are small, and I think this is highly beneficial for learning as lectures feel almost 1-1 and discussions are easier to have. By having small class sizes, everyone helps each other out and I have made lifelong friends.
Amber, BA (Hons) Education and Training
