Russell Group Universities Open More Clearing Spots as Applications Drop
Top UK universities face increased vacancies and financial strain, leading to more opportunities for A-level students.
- 18 out of 24 Russell Group universities have vacancies, up from 15 last year.
- Over 23,000 courses are available through clearing, a rise from last year's 22,410.
- Financial pressures and reduced international student numbers are driving the need for more domestic enrolments.
- Universities like Liverpool, Manchester, and Durham, which had no vacancies last year, now have open spots.
- Experts suggest that students acting quickly on results day will find more available courses.
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