RAU Clearing Opens Doors for Students Ready to Make a Change
So, with A Level results day just around the corner, there’s a lot of talk about what comes next—especially for students who might not have quite hit the grades they were hoping for, or for those who’ve had a change of heart about what they want to study. That’s where the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester is really stepping up. They're reminding students that Clearing isn't just a backup option—it’s actually a fantastic opportunity to find a course you’re genuinely excited about, and in many cases, even get an offer the very same day.
Daniella Miles, who heads up student recruitment at RAU, explained that Clearing is now more flexible and accessible than ever. Whether someone didn't meet their initial offer conditions or actually exceeded their expectations and want to explore different courses, Clearing can be a fast-track route into university life. And it’s not just for those who applied earlier in the year—RAU is also welcoming first-time applicants who may have only just decided that university is right for them.
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Interestingly, RAU is seeing a shift. More students are using Clearing not because of missed grades, but because they've realized their original course choice isn’t the right fit. That’s becoming more common, and RAU is encouraging anyone in that position to reach out. It’s not too late, and it’s incredibly easy to start the process—just a quick phone call can lead to an offer within minutes.
RAU offers a wide range of programmes beyond traditional agriculture. There are courses in equine studies, farm and business management, sustainability, and environmental subjects. They even provide two-year Foundation degrees that can be topped up to a full Bachelor's with an extra year of study. And what really stands out is their commitment to experiential learning. Students aren’t just sitting in classrooms—they’re out in the field, applying what they learn in real-world settings.
Support is another big focus. RAU emphasizes student wellbeing, offering strong support services that look after both physical and mental health. As Daniella put it, students are treated like individuals— a name, not just a number .
And for anyone still unsure, RAU is hosting a Clearing open afternoon on Saturday, August 16. It’s a great chance for students and their families to visit the campus, ask questions, and really get a feel for what life there would be like.
Bottom line? If you're rethinking your next step or just missed the application window, Clearing at RAU might be the perfect opportunity to start fresh—on a course that really excites you.
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