Not sure what you should be doing over summer? Just want to relax, but have a niggling feeling there are a couple of things that you should probably get out of the way?
This week we look at just two or three things that you can usefully do over summer to keep your journey to university on track.
Secondly, a little reassurance that it is never too late to change your mind.
And finally, why aiming for the perfect job might not be a smart move.
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Not sure what you should be doing over summer? Just want to relax, but have a niggling feeling there are a couple of things that you should probably get out of the way?
This week we look at just two or three things that you can usefully do over summer to keep your journey to university on track.
Secondly, a little reassurance that it is never too late to change your mind.
And finally, why aiming for the perfect job might not be a smart move.
Your university application timeline, self-guided tours, and the games our mind plays on us.
The Better Uni Choices Podcast
11 minutes 36 seconds
1 year ago
Your university application timeline, self-guided tours, and the games our mind plays on us.
Researching and applying to university in the UK takes time. Typically around 18 months in fact.
This week we have a close look at how that 18 months will unfold, through a full UCAS timeline, starting now, and finishing next autumn as you start your course.
Secondly, we have a quick look at what to do if you can’t make a specific university Open Day, but want to visit anyway.
And finally, we learn about the games our minds play on us.
The Better Uni Choices Podcast
Not sure what you should be doing over summer? Just want to relax, but have a niggling feeling there are a couple of things that you should probably get out of the way?
This week we look at just two or three things that you can usefully do over summer to keep your journey to university on track.
Secondly, a little reassurance that it is never too late to change your mind.
And finally, why aiming for the perfect job might not be a smart move.
