Let’s face it: 2020 has been a great example of how things can change overnight – and when Results Day rolls around in August, you might not end up getting the results you were hoping for. Our best is advice is not to panic. You may still be able to secure a place on another
Here’s our guide to the UCAS Clearing process in 2020 for teachers and advisers, along with guidance on how you can help students make key decisions about their future education. Clearing can be an important opportunity for students Clearing can be a positive experience for many students. It’s becoming a popular way for students to
We know that 2020 has already been a stressful year for many students with exams being cancelled and the news that they would get calculated grades instead. You’ll already have been a great support to your teen but we understand that results day could be a trying time for everyone! The main thing is for
Following my blog post, “Finding my ground”, this blog is about what happened after. It’s been 9 memorable months, studying a Masters degree at the University of Stirling. It’s the time of the year when the sunsets are late in the evenings and the skies are alight all day and ‘night’. Since I got to
Emily shares her experience of applying to study through clearing as well as some of her top tips of those who may find themselves in a similar situation.
Introduction I am Srestha, a MSc Psychology student at the University of Stirling. This is my very first time being abroad, and that in itself can be overwhelming for first-generation international students like myself. There is also the additional stress of familiarising oneself with a completely new academic curriculum. Add to that an odd global
Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen. Michael Jordan Introduction and Background Hi! I am Silviya from Bulgaria and I am a Business and Human Resource Management graduate. Since I was ten years old I knew I wanted to study abroad. Growing up, I was training very actively
Are you looking for affordability? Just because you’re going to uni doesn’t mean you’ve got to fall into the cash-strapped student stereotype!
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