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SOAS ICC student, Hyunyong Cho, takes us through his UCAS application journey receiving 1-to-1 sessions and help with his personal statement.
Here are 5 tips to help you gain relevant experience, despite Covid-19, which you can include in your personal statement.
Ten top tips on how to write the perfect personal statement. SOAS students are here to help you with some ideas before you get started.
A university education is not just for those aged 18-21. Here’s all the info you need if you’re planning on becoming a mature student.
Helping you to understand UCAS terms clearly — what exactly IS a ‘non-standard qualification’?
What are UCAS tariff points? And what exactly are non-standard qualifications? Let us put your mind at ease.
Writing a personal statement can be a daunting task. Depending on how you look at it, you either have just one page to list all
You may have heard the term ‘contextual data’ in relation to getting lower offers to get into university, but what exactly does it mean?
It can be a bit of a wait, so what should you do while you’re waiting for your university choices to get back to you?
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