In this episode, we’re helping students feel ready for one of the biggest days in their pre-university journey – Results Day – and prepared to navigate the Clearing process with confidence if they need to.

Clearing can be an excellent route into university, but many students don’t fully understand how it works or how to make the most of it under pressure. So, where should you start? And what should you do before, during and after Results Day to keep your options open?

We’re joined by experienced university staff who have supported thousands of students through Results Day and Clearing, alongside student panellists who share their own stories, honest reflections and top tips for staying calm when it counts.

We’ll cover:

• What Clearing actually is, who it’s for, and when it happens
• What to expect on Results Day and how to prepare in advance
• How to search for courses and make calls through Clearing
• Common mistakes and how to avoid them
• What happens once you accept an offer through Clearing
• Real experiences, lessons learned and reassuring advice from those who’ve been there

If you’re waiting for results this year, this episode will help you feel ready for Results Day – and Clearing – so you can take your next step with confidence.

Featuring:

Danny North, Schools and Colleges Liaison Officer, University of Staffordshire

Stephanie Hartley, UK Recruitment Officer, University of Southampton 

and from the Student and Graduate Panel:

Dr Leah Brooks, Final Year Medical Student at the University of Sheffield (Leah has completed her final exams!)

Reece Buckley - Micro and Molecular Biology student at Manchester Metropolitan University

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