Newcastle University clearing: How to secure your spot on A-Level Results Day 2022

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All you need to know about the Newcastle University clearing process for A Level Results Day 2022

After what will have been a very long summer for students, A Level Results Day 2022 has arrived and many students across the UK will be gearing up for an unforgettable time at Newcastle University - if you're hoping to be one of them, but need to do so through clearing, here's all you need to know.

The North East is blessed by a number of fantastic universities and perhaps the most famous of all is Newcastle University.

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First established in 1834, the University has a long history and is known not only for its first-rate education but also for its buzzing student city life.

There are over 20,000 Undergraduate students at Newcastle University and if you are vying to become one of them through clearing, here's how you can do so.

Who is eligible for clearing at Newcastle University?

Thousands of students will be preparing for studies in Newcastle (Image: Adobe Stock)Thousands of students will be preparing for studies in Newcastle (Image: Adobe Stock)
Thousands of students will be preparing for studies in Newcastle (Image: Adobe Stock)

There are a number of ways prospective students can be eligible for clearing.

For those looking to do so on A-Level Results Day, that is most likely that "you didn’t receive an offer you wanted​" or "you didn’t meet the conditions of your offers​" - both of which make you eligible.

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Other ways to meet requirements for clearing are if "you’re applying after 30 June"​, "you've paid the multiple choice application fee of £26.50​" or "you’ve declined your firm place using the ‘decline my place’ button in your application".

Which courses are available for clearing at Newcastle University?

Use the Uni website to see which courses are available for clearing (Image: Adobe Stock)Use the Uni website to see which courses are available for clearing (Image: Adobe Stock)
Use the Uni website to see which courses are available for clearing (Image: Adobe Stock)

For many students preparing to go through the clearing process, this is the big question.

It'll be a changing situation on A-Level Results Day with students ringing around and getting themselves accepted at universities across the UK, including Newcastle University.

Newcastle has a handy platform where students can check which courses have clearing - you can access that here.

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How to contact Newcastle University for clearing on Results Day?

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Clearing lines open for universities tomorrow (Image: Adobe Stock)

Before calling on A-Level Results Day, UK students should check the UCAS Hub from 8:30 am to see the status of their application.

Should you need to go through clearing at Newcastle University, you can call 0800 073 5050.

Newcastle University is also running a live chat feature which is open on Results Day from 8 am to 6 pm.

How do students on clearing secure accommodation at Newcastle University?

University accommodation is sorted after the clearing process (Image: Getty Images)University accommodation is sorted after the clearing process (Image: Getty Images)
University accommodation is sorted after the clearing process (Image: Getty Images)

Newcastle University assigns accommodation for students who have come through clearing on Thursday, August 25.

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That gives you a one-week wait before finding out and you can speak to advisers via the live chat during that time.

In short, secure your place first, and deal with the next hurdle of accommodation afterwards.

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