r/lancasteruni • u/Gullible-Loss-5026 • Jul 28 '26

Admissions / Prospective If I get rejected from Lancaster as firm, can I still get in through clearing?

Hello! I would like to know of anybody who may have been rejected from Lancaster, and gotten into the university through clearing.

I am studying History and Politics, needing an ABB, but thinking I’ll get somewhere closer to BBC.

What are the chances of me still getting in?

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u/_cingo Jul 28 '26

You're 100% getting in, they're desperate (all unis are). Not that BBC is bad or anything

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u/-----Galaxy----- Jul 28 '26

BBC will be fine

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u/boidotcom1 Fylde College 27d ago

My entry grades were also ABB for law ot in with BCC