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Accommodation FAQs for Clearing 2025 students

1. Is accommodation available for students who come through Clearing?

Yes. We have rooms available for Clearing applicants.

2. Am I guaranteed a room if I apply?

No, we cannot guarantee a room as availability depends on the number of applications we receive. However, we expect to be able to offer a significant number of rooms to students who apply. If you aren't able to get a room on-campus, there are lots of private accommodation options available

3. When can I apply?

Once you have referred yourself to us through UCAS, you will receive a student ID from us (this will begin with a “6”). You can then apply for accommodation. In some cases, there may be a delay of up to 48 hours between receiving your student ID and being able to apply.

4. I applied for accommodation before but have now secured a place on a different course through Clearing. Do I need to reapply?

No. If you already submitted an accommodation application, you do not need to apply again.

5. Is there a deadline for applying for accommodation?

Yes. The deadline is 5pm (UK time) on Tuesday 19 August 2025.

6. How do I apply?

You will need to register for an account and . 

View our detailed step-by-step guide on how to apply.

7. What types of rooms are available?

Most remaining accommodation is in our standard en-suite rooms. Budget rooms are available in very limited numbers.

8. I need an accessible room. Is that possible?

We have a limited number of accessible rooms, so we cannot guarantee availability. We will, however, do our best to accommodate your needs. To maximise your chances, please:

• Submit your accommodation application promptly
• Contact our Disability and Neurodiversity Service at disability@surrey.ac.uk

9. When will I find out if I have been allocated a room, and what happens next?

We aim to process applications as quickly as possible, but due to high demand, it may take up to a week for us to respond. If you are allocated a room, you will receive an email and be able to . 

To accept an offer, you will need to pay a £250 prepayment.

10. If I don’t get a room, what other options are available?

If we are unable to offer you a room, we have a range of resources to help you find private accommodation, including local listings, guidance, and advice.

Guildford has a strong supply of private sector housing, including purpose-built student accommodation, as well as rooms and properties from private landlords.

Private accommodation webinar

Surrey Students' Union will be hosting a webinar on Wednesday 20 August at 1pm - join the Union advisors and on-campus lettings agent Hoods Residential to help you find the right private accommodation for you.

Helpful resources

• Privately rented accommodation
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