Medicine is one of the most competitive fields, with over 22,000 people applying for 7,500 places last year. Currently 33 different universities offer medicine degrees in the UK, each with different requirements, entrance tests, and interview techniques. Read our 2019 Guide to Medicine Applications to find out more.
Posted in Advice on Sep 09, 2019 by Clarissa Ducie
The newest post 16 qualification on the block is T-Levels. Launching in Autumn 2020 T Levels will combine classroom learning and on the job experience and will be the equivalent of three A-Levels.
Posted in Advice on Aug 21, 2019 by Clarissa Ducie
If your results are better than anticipated you can apply to new universities and courses through adjustment.
Posted in Advice, UCAS & Application on Aug 14, 2019 by Clarissa Ducie
In the run up to A-Level results day thousands of students across the country tend to panic and catastrophise. Results day stress is completely normal, but if it builds it can impact your mental health. There are a few things you can do to stay calm before results day such as staying off social media, planning for UCAS Clearing by looking at UCAS courses available, making a plan for collecting your results, and talk to friends and family members about your stress.
Posted in Advice, UCAS & Application on Aug 08, 2019 by Jude Schofield
