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Clearing made easy: Our five top tips for success

We're here to help you make sense of the Clearing process and find the right course for you. 

We know things might seem uncertain and there will lots of options to choose from. But don't panic! Take note and follow our five top tips for Clearing success today:

1. Be prepared with back-up options

Have one or two alternative undergraduate courses in mind even if you’re confident about your results. That way you won’t have to do lots of last-minute research into other degrees and you’ll feel happy with your final choice.

2. Pick a course you know you’ll enjoy

University is a big commitment that's likely to have a lasting influence on your future. Choose your degree wisely – after all, enjoying what you do will help you succeed further down the line in your career. 

3. Make your move

There's a huge range of courses on offer in Clearing, so you won't have any trouble finding a bachelor's degree that's right for you. Don’t lose momentum though – popular courses fill up fast! 

4. Keep your eyes on the prize

Clearing is a very busy time, so don’t be disheartened if you can't get through to us right away. Our goal is to get you studying the right course for you – your perseverance will pay off.

5. Ask for help

We have experienced staff who are ready and willing to offer advice and guide you through the process, so there’s no need to worry about Clearing. Try reaching out to your teachers, friends and family for support. Some of them might have even been through it themselves!

You can also chat to one of our students. While we know Clearing can be stressful, we're here to remind you that you're not alone. Don't be afraid to get in touch with us, give us a call on 0800 085 3167. 

What happens next? 

Our friendly and helpful admissions team can talk you through entry requirements, support and funding. Call us on 0800 085 3167.

All you have to do is browse our courses and you’ll be guided through the application process. It's quick, simple and painless.

Although Clearing continues for several weeks, it's good to remember that degree places fill up. Come and join the London Met community – we can't wait for you to join us!

Graduate Aaron Patel

"I met amazing people who helped me in all sorts of ways. I think the community was essentially the biggest part – there were even student ambassadors who remembered me when I started."

"No matter where you're from, you can succeed in anything you want. And I think London Met is a great example of an institution that provides this opportunity."

London Met graduate Aaron Patel

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Denise Morrison

Graduate

"I believe that with education, you can do great things. It doesn't matter where you're from, as long as you have that, you can change the world."

Hailey Savage

Student

"To me, London Met symbolises change because that's what it did in my life. You can do so much more than you thought you could."

Ella Deadman

Graduate

"Having the ability to explore is key for an artist, creator, designer, or maker to figure out what they love to do. London Met gave me the opportunity to think differently and not fear failure, to try things out and see where they go."
Aaron Patel in tunnel near Arsenal

Aaron Patel

Graduate

"I've always felt London Met has a very unique feel and brand to it. It's not your typical big university. It's a community university – there’s a really good atmosphere to it."
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Matt Prestage

Graduate

"There was a real focus on community and on making sure that we were more than just students who happened to be on the same course."

Scarlett Yoxall

Graduate

"The lecturers and everyone surrounding me was so caring and generous with their time and with their effort. I really felt more of part of a family rather than an educational institution."

Nayara Sangiorgio

Graduate

"Meeting other people is not about right or wrong, it’s about learning and acceptance. London Met really feels like a place where everyone could belong."

Margarita Damai

Student

"London Met takes chances on people. The University gave me the opportunity to discover myself, develop and start achieving my dreams."
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Chrystalle Margallo

Graduate

"London Met – it doesn't just provide you with academic lessons. It also teaches you life lessons and about different cultures. I think it's so important to go to a university in London because you get to learn from other people too – we're all from different walks of life."
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Diini Muse

Graduate

"What I see here is everyone being really welcoming and there's a sense of community which I've never seen at any other institution."

Sam Idowu

Staff member

"Being here has shaped many of the things I do and I am grateful to the University and a number of good people I have worked with at London Met for that."

Nikos Papanikolaou

Student

"It is the place where I’ve met some great people who I consider friends. People who share difficulties, struggles, disappointments. Situations that brought us together. I met lecturers who believe in me and keep pushing me to achieve the very best of me."
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Donna Jones

Staff member

"As an alumna, London Met means the gateway to the path that led me to realise my passion for social work, to go on to become Principal Lecturer, Head of Social Work and to make a difference to students who come to social work education from diverse backgrounds. Students like me."

Kelly Cooper

Staff member

"Once I got into a classroom of students, I fell in love with helping them to believe in themselves and to change their practice with young children. I never thought, 20 years ago, that I'd be teaching at a university!"
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Athena Barrett

Staff member

"The mission of the University has been to widen participation ever since I’ve been here. I believe in that mission, and I’ve seen it work. It’s that idea that you can give some people a chance."

Nils Perez Codesal

Student

"London is a place for me where I could grow in the best way possible. I felt so much more comfortable just being myself."

Stacey Van-Rossum

Graduate

"London Met made me realise that I could give back, make a difference and also support my family."

Alessio Cofone

Graduate

"I was proud of myself because I was able to graduate in a country I now call my second home, with the presence of my family from my native country."