If you are studying an undergraduate degree or already have one under your belt, you may think about furthering your education by studying a master’s degree. Choosing whether to study a master’s degree can be a difficult decision. To help, you may want to consider …
How to Manage Stress at University – A Student’s Advice
When you hear someone talk about their time at university, they’ll probably tell you how stressful it is. You might think “I’ll be fine!”, but the truth is that you don’t know what challenges you’ll face at university. It’s better to catch stress earlier than …
Transition From GCSE to A-Level Maths: A Student’s Guide
The transition from GCSEs to A-Levels is a difficult one and can take some time to get used to. It can be especially difficult when you take a subject like Maths which is notoriously hard. Although it is not compulsory at A-Level, roughly 90,000 students …
What Does AS and A-Level Stand For?
If you are familiar with the British education system, particularly if you are in secondary school, you may also be familiar with the term A-Levels. If you are in Year 11, you may even have selected the A-Levels that you plan on taking at sixth …
What Are University Open Days?
In the UK, applying to university can be an incredibly difficult process. You have to get the subjects, the grades and your personal statement all right to fit the entry requirements for your dream course. Plus, you only get 5 chances! With these 5 chances, …
How Do You Hire a Graduation Gown?
As students, graduation can feel like a faraway goal. It’s something to aspire to after you work your absolute hardest to ace your exams. In a way, it’s a way of rewarding everything you have put into your degree. From the late nights finishing up …
What is an Intercalated Degree?
If you are familiar with the process of becoming a doctor, you will know that it is an incredibly difficult and long process. The first step of this process is completing a degree in medicine. This is commonly referred to as an MBBS. A typical …
Do International Students Pay National Insurance?
Many students across the globe pursue higher education at university. However, some students will choose to study at an institution in a country other than their home country. This may be due to circumstance or personal preference. The UK is a popular choice for international …
Should You Study an Apprenticeship? – A Student’s Opinion
Apprenticeships are becoming more popular than ever! They can be a great alternative to a public college or sixth form. However, before knowing whether you should study one or not, it is important to understand the benefits and drawbacks. Some people will flourish from being …
The Transition to University: A Students Guide
Going to university is one of the biggest emotional (and financial) decisions you’ll ever make. Loads of people describe university as the best time of their life. However, if, like me, you chose to apply and realised you knew nothing about it, you have no …