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UCAS - Understanding the University Application Process

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Explore the comprehensive university application process in this 33-minute video featuring Ed, a Head of Biology and Assistant Head of Sixth Form specializing in UCAS applications for medical and Oxbridge entries. Gain valuable insights into various aspects of the application process, including finding information about UCAS, preparing before applying, the importance of extra-curricular and super-curricular activities, predicted grades, and crafting personal statements. Learn about university life, specific application processes for medicine and Oxbridge, studying abroad options, student finance, and apprenticeships. Discover useful resources and links to support your application journey, and consider whether university is the right path for you. This informative video covers a wide range of topics to help you navigate the complexities of university applications and make informed decisions about your future education.

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Introduction
Who is Ed?
How to find out about UCAS
The application process
Before you apply
Extra-curricular activities
Super-curricular activities
Predicted grades
Personal statements
What is university like?
Medicine
Deadlines
Oxbridge
Oxbridge colleges
Is Oxford or Cambridge better?
Time out before university
Studying abroad
Student finance
Apprenticeships
Do you have to go to university?
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