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1 Applying to University 2019/20

2 What do you want to do? University Employment Apprenticeship

3 Process of application to university
Research courses Register with UCAS Apply via UCAS

4 Why go to University?

5 Traditional Higher qualification and bigger salary
Acquire transferable skills Learn critical thinking Build self-confidence, independence and responsibility

6 Good Reasons Find out what you are really good at
Learn for its own sake Find where your limits lie and the cost of success Establish a useful network of professional friends

7 Things to think about Course content Teaching and assessment
Practical considerations - entry requirements/Subjects can be covered by 1 personal statement Overall academic reputation (Russell Group) Graduate employment rates What's the city like? What are the academic facilities? Career opportunities Starting salaries Other “leisure” facilities/activities

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9 Don’t worry – help is at hand!

10 Which university? Which course?
Spartan test – sacu-student.com Which? University Guide - university.which.co.uk Guardian University Guide - UCAS – UCAS.com The Times Good University Guide Complete University Guide - The course website! Prospectuses Open Days

11 SACU – Spartan Test

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15 SACU - apprenticeships

16 Which?

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18 The Guardian

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21 UCAS

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23 The Times Good University Guide

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25 Course Website

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27 Complete University Guide

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29 Open Days

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31 Universities and Colleges Admissions Service

32 Key Features of UCAS Applicants can only make 1 UCAS application per cycle Maximum of 5 choices Primarily 3 realistic, but also 1 aspirational and a back-up (more later!) £24 fee (£18 for 1 choice of HEP & course) Some choice restrictions: Medicine, Veterinary, Dentistry – max 4 for any one (+ another) Oxford or Cambridge Simultaneous consideration ‘Invisibility’ But only one personal statement to cover ALL choices Nurses Beware! Further options later if required (and eligible) Extra / Clearing / Adjustment

33 Completing a UCAS application
Every applicant has up to seven sections to complete: Personal details Additional information Student finance Choices Education Employment Personal statement

34 Grades and predicted grades
The important parts Student Grades and predicted grades Tutor Reference Personal Statement

35 The best preparation you can do now is….

36 Start thinking super-curricular!


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