How to accept a Clearing offer on UCAS

If we made you an offer through UCAS Clearing, you need to make the University of Brighton your Clearing choice on UCAS Track before your place is confirmed.

Here's how to accept a Clearing offer on UCAS:

  1. Log on to your UCAS Hub.
  2. Add details for the University of Brighton, UCAS code B72 and the course you have been offered a place on using the Add Clearing choice option.
  3. UCAS will then let us know that you have entered our details on Track.
  4. Our acceptance will show in the choices section.
  5. UCAS will contact you to let you know your place is confirmed.

Remember that when you accept an offer through UCAS Clearing places are awarded on a first come, first served basis. Your Clearing offer will only remain open while we have places available and will be withdrawn when the course is full.

Clearing dates for 2022

Clearing is open from 5 July until mid-October

Accepting your offer through UCAS

If we made you an offer through Clearing, you need to make the University of Brighton your Clearing choice on your UCAS Hub by accepting your clearing offer before your place is confirmed.

Remember you can only accept one offer and once you accept your original offer will be removed.

Don’t worry if your UCAS Hub takes a while to update. At busy times and over the weekend it can take up to 48 hours for your confirmation to update on UCAS. Please call us if you have any concerns at all.

Accepting your offer if you applied direct to us

If you are holding a Clearing offer from us and you don’t have an active UCAS profile, you will need to accept your offer by completing a Confirmation of Clearing Acceptance form and returning it to us at clearing@brighton.ac.uk. There's no need to create a UCAS profile.

Accepting your verbal offer

Whether you apply through UCAS or direct to us, if you get a verbal offer we will email you confirming this with advice on how to accept the offer.

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