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So our careers advisors apparently tell you to pick your five uni choices using the mindset of 1 Aspirational choice, 3 realistic and 1 that you're pretty certain you could get into easuily- fairly self explanatory I think. I'm applying in 2018- is this a good way to do it? People who've applied to uni, advice much appreciated 
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(Original post by catherineoxley12)
So our careers advisors apparently tell you to pick your five uni choices using the mindset of 1 Aspirational choice, 3 realistic and 1 that you're pretty certain you could get into easuily- fairly self explanatory I think. I'm applying in 2018- is this a good way to do it? People who've applied to uni, advice much appreciated
So our careers advisors apparently tell you to pick your five uni choices using the mindset of 1 Aspirational choice, 3 realistic and 1 that you're pretty certain you could get into easuily- fairly self explanatory I think. I'm applying in 2018- is this a good way to do it? People who've applied to uni, advice much appreciated
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Just don't do what I did, which is 3 aspirational and 2 realistic. You'll regret it XD.
2 realistic 2 aspirational and one insurance is the way I'd approach it in hindsight, but make sure your insurance is something you can almost guarantee you'll get. My insurance is AAA this year, biggest mistake I've made, and it's been panicking me for the past couple of months.
2 realistic 2 aspirational and one insurance is the way I'd approach it in hindsight, but make sure your insurance is something you can almost guarantee you'll get. My insurance is AAA this year, biggest mistake I've made, and it's been panicking me for the past couple of months.
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So our careers advisors apparently tell you to pick your five uni choices using the mindset of 1 Aspirational choice, 3 realistic and 1 that you're pretty certain you could get into easuily- fairly self explanatory I think. I'm applying in 2018- is this a good way to do it? People who've applied to uni, advice much appreciated
So our careers advisors apparently tell you to pick your five uni choices using the mindset of 1 Aspirational choice, 3 realistic and 1 that you're pretty certain you could get into easuily- fairly self explanatory I think. I'm applying in 2018- is this a good way to do it? People who've applied to uni, advice much appreciated
I'd recommend if you go down this route to look at all the courses and unis you apply for very carefully though, as you should aim to be happy going to any one of them, depending on your grades ^-^
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