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Learn how to check your application's progress, reply to offers, and prepare for student life on UCAS.com. You'll need your Personal ID and password to sign in to your Hub and see your updates.
- Making the Right Decision
Your offer will either be conditional or unconditional –...
- Know Your Rights
What can you do if things go wrong? If you think your course...
- If Your Course is Withdrawn
If the university or college has to withdraw a course, or if...
- Exam Results
Results day can be stressful, so make sure you know how it...
- Sign in
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- Undergraduate University and conservatoires
Apprenticeships. Everything you need to know about UK...
- After Applying
Tracking your UCAS Undergraduate application. Once you've...
- Making the Right Decision
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- What Is UCAS Hub?
- How Does UCAS Hub Work?
- What Do You Do If You Have No Offers on UCAS Hub?
- How Do You Add Clearing Choices to UCAS Hub?
- Why Isn’T UCAS Hub Adding Your Clearing Choice?
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UCAS Hub is an online service from UCAS that lets you see how your university applications are progressing, accept interview invitations or offers, and reply to universities about your offers. You can also use UCAS Hub on results day and secure a Clearing choice if you need to.
UCAS Hub is where you can view the status of your application. Once you send your application, you can check in Hub to see if you've received offers, or which unis you're still waiting to hear back from. You'll find documents such as offer letters or invitations to interview in your UCAS Hub. Hub is also where you'll accept or reject offers. Once y...
If you haven't received any offers from the universities you applied to or if you choose to reject all the offers you receive, you may be able to add additional choices through UCAS Extra or UCAS Clearing. UCAS Extra allows you to apply to one course at a time and is open between 28 February 2024 and 4 July 2024. Clearing officially opens on 4 July...
If you’re eligible for Clearing, you’ll be given a Clearing number through the ‘application status’ section of your UCAS Hub and can use it to apply to additional courses. You’ll need to phone the Clearing phone numbers of your chosen institutions with them to discuss an application and see if they’ll give you a verbal offer. Once you have one or m...
UCAS Hub hasn’t updated yet with your results
You might expect to be in Clearing after picking up your exam grades. UCAS Hub can take some time to update on results day, so you might not see this immediately. Keep checking back, and eventually you’ll see whether you’ve got any offers or been placed into Clearing. You won’t be able to start using Clearing until 2pm on results day, so don’t worry about waiting. If your UCAS Hub still hasn’t updated after that, you should get in touch with the universities you applied to as they might still...
You already have a university place from your original application
You won’t be able to enter into Clearing and add a new choice if you already have an offer from your firm or insurance choices. In this case, you’ll need to decline your offers and release yourself into Clearing. You should think carefully before declining a university place as it'll be unlikely that you can reverse it if you change your mind. It’s recommended that you secure verbal Clearing offers from your chosen institution(s) before self-releasing into Clearing. To self-release into UCAS...
You've already made a Clearing choice on UCAS Hub
While you can secure as many Clearing offers as you want through calling universities, you’ll only be able to have one Clearing choice on your UCAS Hub at a time. If you make a Clearing choice on UCAS Hub, you’ll have to wait for that institution to accept or reject your choice before you can make another. As a result, you should only select a course through Clearing after getting a verbal offer from the university over the phone. You should think carefully before adding one of your Clearing...
UCAS Hub is an online service that lets you see how your university applications are progressing, accept or decline offers, and go through Clearing if you need to. Learn how to use UCAS Hub before, during and after results day, and find out how to add Clearing choices, browse courses, and contact universities.
20 de set. de 2023 · UCAS Hub (formerly UCAS Track) is the online platform for checking your university application progress and outcomes. Learn how to use it to accept or decline offers, and what to do if you need to use Clearing.
