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At their top choices, there is the clearing process, which matches students with remaining places such as here at the university of leicester. this course is actually a shortlist interview anyway. and here at sheffield hallam. we are making sure we talk to students through their options, we know they have had a difficult time and we are finding they are needing a lot more advice and support as they took their options through with us. so, while some are still waiting for places, many students, after years of disrupted learning, finally have cause for certainty and celebration. luxmy gopal, bbc ...

Around the country. and if they're thinking about university, or a course as the next step, universities understood what was going to be happening with grading this year and they took that into consideration when making offers. this year, just over 65% of students secured a place at their preferred university, a drop from just under 73% last year but a slight increase on 2019 when pupils at last sat public exams when pupils last sat public exams atjust above 64%. and for those who didn't get a place at their top choices, there is the clearing process, which matches students with remaining plac...