Introduction
Welcome to University Applications 2007-8! If you are new to the resource, please read the rest of this page. Otherwise, go directly to a section using the tabs across the top of the screen.
This resource is designed to guide you through the university applications procedure. It contains important background information and advice on the areas shown here:
Outlines the key questions that you should address in deciding to apply to university.
Summarises the advantages and disadvantages of taking a gap year, and gives advice on how to plan a successful year out.
Offers advice to those considering studying at an overseas university.
Provides advice and guidance on how to write a successful personal statement.
Specialist advice for students considering applying to Oxford or Cambridge.
Specialist advice for students applying for courses in Medicine, Veterinary Science or Dentistry.
A summary of the different admissions tests that students have to take.
Tips on how best to prepare for university selection interviews.
Advice on what to do when you receive your Year 13 exam results, including information on clearing.
Explains the costs of going to university and outlines the financial support that is available to university students, together with some money-saving tips. You should read each section carefully, completing the activities as you go along.
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A glossary of terms has been provided to help you with the process:
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Decisions
Glossary of university application terms