Application Advice
RESEARCH
So you’re thinking of applying to uni? Great!
It’s a really exciting time! If you’re looking for some advice, pop and see us here and we will do our best to help you! You can ask us whatever you like about applying to uni, and we’ll do our best to answer your questions.
Here’s a couple of things to get you going:
Firstly, have you done your research?
This is probably one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make, so you want to get it right! Get those prospectuses, browse the websites, check out the social media… and if you can, head to an Open Day!
Does the course cover modules that are suitable for you?
Are there work placement opportunities?
When you’re doing all your research and making your decisions, make sure you’re making those choices for YOU!
You are the one who will be living in that city; you are the one who will be studying that course; and you are the one who may be heading in to a career in that subject at the end of your course. It’s all about you! So make sure you’re happy with your choice! 
Follow us on Instagram (plymuniapply). You’ll see loads of great info about applying to uni, reasons why you should join us, some of our great location pics, and loads more. Our page is made for students who are hoping to come and join us, find us at: plymuniapply!
Feel free to ask us questions about applying to uni. We’re here to give you tips and advice!
We’ll be back soon to give you some more ideas!
So you’re thinking of applying to uni? Great!
It’s a really exciting time! If you’re looking for some advice, pop and see us here and we will do our best to help you! You can ask us whatever you like about applying to uni, and we’ll do our best to answer your questions. Here’s a couple of things to get you going:
Firstly, have you done your research?
This is probably one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make, so you want to get it right! Get those prospectuses, browse the websites, check out the social media… and if you can, head to an Open Day! Does the course cover modules that are suitable for you?
Are there work placement opportunities?
When you’re doing all your research and making your decisions, make sure you’re making those choices for YOU!
You are the one who will be living in that city; you are the one who will be studying that course; and you are the one who may be heading in to a career in that subject at the end of your course. It’s all about you! So make sure you’re happy with your choice! Follow us on Instagram (plymuniapply). You’ll see loads of great info about applying to uni, reasons why you should join us, some of our great location pics, and loads more. Our page is made for students who are hoping to come and join us, find us at: plymuniapply!
Feel free to ask us questions about applying to uni. We’re here to give you tips and advice!
We’ll be back soon to give you some more ideas!
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Reply 1
PERSONAL STATEMENT
Ready to write your personal statement?
It's a big part of your application, and it may seem a little daunting... but rest assured, we have some tips for you!
The personal statement is a chance for the Admissions Tutors to see if you are right for the course, so...
1) Plan what you want to say. Give each paragraph a theme and then bullet point some ideas underneath.
2) Show passion for the course you're applying for! This is what the Admissions Tutors want to see!
3) Sell yourself! What academic strengths do you have? What motivates you and motivates you to study the course you've chosen? What have you achieved (you can mention things that aren't academic, as if you have received awards for things then it shows you're dedicated to hard work, no matter the subject/activity)?
*Mention what you have achieved - then explain how this benefited you - then explain how this will help you on your course.
3) Mention any work you do, voluntary work you've been involved in or any schemes (such as Duke of Edinburgh).
4) Proofread! This is so important! Keep reading through your PS. Then, get others to read it; they may find mistakes that you have missed. Spelling, punctuation, grammar!
Remember, show your passion!
We are here to help, so please ask us questions.
Ready to write your personal statement?
It's a big part of your application, and it may seem a little daunting... but rest assured, we have some tips for you!
The personal statement is a chance for the Admissions Tutors to see if you are right for the course, so...
1) Plan what you want to say. Give each paragraph a theme and then bullet point some ideas underneath.
2) Show passion for the course you're applying for! This is what the Admissions Tutors want to see!
3) Sell yourself! What academic strengths do you have? What motivates you and motivates you to study the course you've chosen? What have you achieved (you can mention things that aren't academic, as if you have received awards for things then it shows you're dedicated to hard work, no matter the subject/activity)?
*Mention what you have achieved - then explain how this benefited you - then explain how this will help you on your course.
3) Mention any work you do, voluntary work you've been involved in or any schemes (such as Duke of Edinburgh).
4) Proofread! This is so important! Keep reading through your PS. Then, get others to read it; they may find mistakes that you have missed. Spelling, punctuation, grammar!
Remember, show your passion!
We are here to help, so please ask us questions.
Reply 2
OUR STUDENTS' ADVICE
Lots of students considering coming to uni seek the advice or like to hear from current students, and really there's no better way to understand the application process than from someone who has actually been through it!
Our blog page has loads of stories from our students, and we have one page dedicated to applying to uni. It's definitely worth a look - http://www.mylifewithplym.com/
From 'picking the right course' to 'visits' to 'international student applications'... it's all there!
If questions pop into your head, then please ask!
Lots of students considering coming to uni seek the advice or like to hear from current students, and really there's no better way to understand the application process than from someone who has actually been through it!
Our blog page has loads of stories from our students, and we have one page dedicated to applying to uni. It's definitely worth a look - http://www.mylifewithplym.com/
From 'picking the right course' to 'visits' to 'international student applications'... it's all there!
If questions pop into your head, then please ask!
Reply 3
THE RIGHT COURSE
Make sure you pick a subject that you are
passionate about!
That might sound obvious, but your degree can have a big influence on your career for years to come. You'll likely work harder and enjoy your work if you've chosen a subject area that you love.
Firstly, check what careers are open to you with the subject you want to study.
Does the course have the practical work you are looking for?
Practical work counts for a lot when heading into the working world, so try to find a course that suits your needs with regard to practical work, field trips and placements.
Have you already decided on the course but have particular interest in certain modules? If so, have you checked what modules are covered on each of the courses you have applied to? Do they match a particular career interest you have?
Remember, it's your life and you are the one spending 3+ years studying the course of your choice... so don't choose a course simply because someone else tells you to.
Any questions about any of the courses we offer, just ask! We're here to help you choose the right course.
Make sure you pick a subject that you are
passionate about! That might sound obvious, but your degree can have a big influence on your career for years to come. You'll likely work harder and enjoy your work if you've chosen a subject area that you love.
Firstly, check what careers are open to you with the subject you want to study.
Does the course have the practical work you are looking for?
Practical work counts for a lot when heading into the working world, so try to find a course that suits your needs with regard to practical work, field trips and placements. Have you already decided on the course but have particular interest in certain modules? If so, have you checked what modules are covered on each of the courses you have applied to? Do they match a particular career interest you have?
Remember, it's your life and you are the one spending 3+ years studying the course of your choice... so don't choose a course simply because someone else tells you to.
Any questions about any of the courses we offer, just ask! We're here to help you choose the right course.
Reply 4
ZOOM TALKS
Hi Everyone!
We know you probably all have lots of questions about applying to uni, particularly in our current circumstances. So, we have some Zoom talks coming up next week which should help answer some of your questions!
We have:
Choosing a course and benefits of university - Monday 27th April - 10am
Student finance and budgeting - Wednesday 29th April - 10am
Choosing between your university offers - Thursday 30th April - 10am
Student life - Friday 1st May - 10am
UCAS and personal statements - Friday 1st May - 10am
There are also more Zoom talks scheduled for later in May! Make sure you head there to get your questions answered
Follow the link: https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/21FO00iuq8f90x007dx9h4afls
See you there!
~ Catherine, University of Plymouth
Hi Everyone!
We know you probably all have lots of questions about applying to uni, particularly in our current circumstances. So, we have some Zoom talks coming up next week which should help answer some of your questions!
We have:
Choosing a course and benefits of university - Monday 27th April - 10am
Student finance and budgeting - Wednesday 29th April - 10am
Choosing between your university offers - Thursday 30th April - 10am
Student life - Friday 1st May - 10am
UCAS and personal statements - Friday 1st May - 10am
There are also more Zoom talks scheduled for later in May! Make sure you head there to get your questions answered
Follow the link: https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/21FO00iuq8f90x007dx9h4afls
See you there!
~ Catherine, University of Plymouth
Hi all,
I’m Yasmin, a current postgrad student studying for my Masters of Research in Marine Biology.
If you’re interested in applying to the University of Plymouth to study a Masters you may have already noticed that unlike undergraduate applications, you apply directly through the university website. If you need any help or advice with this then I’ll be here to answer any queries.
I will also be here to chat about my experiences as I came back to studying after having some time out working a salary job… The transition was a challenge but I am so happy I made the decision. I can also give advice about using your work experience (even if unrelated to your course) in your postgraduate application.
Take care,
Yasmin - University of Plymouth Postgraduate Rep
I’m Yasmin, a current postgrad student studying for my Masters of Research in Marine Biology.
If you’re interested in applying to the University of Plymouth to study a Masters you may have already noticed that unlike undergraduate applications, you apply directly through the university website. If you need any help or advice with this then I’ll be here to answer any queries.
I will also be here to chat about my experiences as I came back to studying after having some time out working a salary job… The transition was a challenge but I am so happy I made the decision. I can also give advice about using your work experience (even if unrelated to your course) in your postgraduate application.
Take care
,Yasmin - University of Plymouth Postgraduate Rep
Reply 6
Hi Everyone!
Our Plymouth on Demand webpage is now LIVE! Plymouth on Demand has a huge range of virtual experiences for you to get a real insight into studying at Plym. Virtual tour of the campus/city? Q and A talks with lecturers? Subject talks? A student's view of Student Life? No matter the info you're looking for, Plymouth on Demand has it! Check it out: https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/about-us/plymouth-on-demand
See you there!
~ Catherine, University of Plymouth
Our Plymouth on Demand webpage is now LIVE! Plymouth on Demand has a huge range of virtual experiences for you to get a real insight into studying at Plym. Virtual tour of the campus/city? Q and A talks with lecturers? Subject talks? A student's view of Student Life? No matter the info you're looking for, Plymouth on Demand has it! Check it out: https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/about-us/plymouth-on-demand
See you there!
~ Catherine, University of Plymouth
Reply 7
GOT QUESTIONS?
Okay, so you've had a look through different websites and you've chatted to your teachers, but you still have questions....
No problem!
You can ask us here and we will help to guide you through anything that you're finding tricky. Alternatively, you can chat to some of our students on Unibuddy. It might be that one of our buddies is studying the course you're looking at, and they will be able to give you inside knowledge into the process!
We will help you in any way we can; so drop us your questions!
~ Catherine, University of Plymouth
Okay, so you've had a look through different websites and you've chatted to your teachers, but you still have questions....
No problem!
You can ask us here and we will help to guide you through anything that you're finding tricky. Alternatively, you can chat to some of our students on Unibuddy. It might be that one of our buddies is studying the course you're looking at, and they will be able to give you inside knowledge into the process!
We will help you in any way we can; so drop us your questions!
~ Catherine, University of Plymouth
Reply 8
APPLICATION TIPS FROM ONE OF OUR GRADUATES
The UCAS deadline is approaching on 15 January 2021! If you're looking for advice and guidance on how to approach your application then look no further!
One of our fantastic graduates, Kathryn, is on hand to provide her top 5 tips for filling in your uni application. Check it out!
If you have further questions, please get in touch. We will be here until 5pm on Wednesday 23 December 2020, and we will be back after the holidays from 8:30am on Monday 4 January 2021. Email us at [email protected] or give us a call +44 (0)1752 585858.
Best of luck with your application!
~ Catherine, University of Plymouth
The UCAS deadline is approaching on 15 January 2021! If you're looking for advice and guidance on how to approach your application then look no further!
One of our fantastic graduates, Kathryn, is on hand to provide her top 5 tips for filling in your uni application. Check it out!
If you have further questions, please get in touch. We will be here until 5pm on Wednesday 23 December 2020, and we will be back after the holidays from 8:30am on Monday 4 January 2021. Email us at [email protected] or give us a call +44 (0)1752 585858.
Best of luck with your application!
~ Catherine, University of Plymouth
Reply 9
MEETING ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
As you may know, the UCAS deadline has now been pushed back to the 29 January, so you have a little longer to get your application in - phew!
You may be confused about entry requirements and that's okay, there's a lot to take in!
Requirements vary depending which course you would like to study. but usually we're looking for a mix of academic grades, subjects and qualifications. The exact entry requirements you need to meet for your chosen subject can be found on our course pages.
If you have any questions about entry requirements or if you're unsure if your qualifications differ from those noted on our course pages, please contact our Admissions team: +44(0)1752 585858, [email protected]
Best of luck with your application!
~ Kathryn, University of Plymouth
As you may know, the UCAS deadline has now been pushed back to the 29 January, so you have a little longer to get your application in - phew!
You may be confused about entry requirements and that's okay, there's a lot to take in!
Requirements vary depending which course you would like to study. but usually we're looking for a mix of academic grades, subjects and qualifications. The exact entry requirements you need to meet for your chosen subject can be found on our course pages.
If you have any questions about entry requirements or if you're unsure if your qualifications differ from those noted on our course pages, please contact our Admissions team: +44(0)1752 585858, [email protected]
Best of luck with your application!
~ Kathryn, University of Plymouth
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Hey everyone! Current University of Plymouth 2nd Year student here!
If you have any questions at all about making your application for 2024, choosing a course, open days, what Plymouth is like or anything other queries you might have, let me know and I'll be more than happy to answer them!
What courses is everyone applying for/interested in?! Would be great to hear from some potential students that could be studying with us next year!
Hope to see you in 2024
- Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
If you have any questions at all about making your application for 2024, choosing a course, open days, what Plymouth is like or anything other queries you might have, let me know and I'll be more than happy to answer them!
What courses is everyone applying for/interested in?!
Would be great to hear from some potential students that could be studying with us next year! Hope to see you in 2024
- Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
Hiya everyone!
As I've heard many of you are starting to write/submitting your UCAS applications, I thought I'd share my top tips for making your applications the best they can be and authentic to you!
- Make sure your personality shows through in your personal statement and shows your interests and passions for what you'd like to study!
Whoever might be reading your statement and application would love to hear about why you're interested in the course you're applying for and how you personally have a passion for that subject and learn who you are as a person!
- Show off those extracurricular activities and extra skills!
Making sure you include information about your relevant activities, volunteering, additional courses outside of your current studies helps the universities to learn more about what you're doing to go the extra mile and stand out from other applicants
- Check it once, twice, three times, and again, and with anyone else that can read your application for you!
It's never ever a bad idea to check your application again and again....! Doing so will help catch any spelling/grammatical errors, ensure it flows well, and catch anything you might want to add/remove! Even better if you can get a few people to look it over too and give you both some positive and constructive feedback on your personal statement to help you make the best application you can... After all, you want to make it count!
Best of luck with your applications! As always, if you have any questions at all, please feel free to reach out and I'll do my best to answer any you might have! Hope to see you in Plymouth in 2024
- Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
As I've heard many of you are starting to write/submitting your UCAS applications, I thought I'd share my top tips for making your applications the best they can be and authentic to you!
- Make sure your personality shows through in your personal statement and shows your interests and passions for what you'd like to study!
Whoever might be reading your statement and application would love to hear about why you're interested in the course you're applying for and how you personally have a passion for that subject and learn who you are as a person!
- Show off those extracurricular activities and extra skills!
Making sure you include information about your relevant activities, volunteering, additional courses outside of your current studies helps the universities to learn more about what you're doing to go the extra mile and stand out from other applicants
- Check it once, twice, three times, and again, and with anyone else that can read your application for you!
It's never ever a bad idea to check your application again and again....! Doing so will help catch any spelling/grammatical errors, ensure it flows well, and catch anything you might want to add/remove! Even better if you can get a few people to look it over too and give you both some positive and constructive feedback on your personal statement to help you make the best application you can... After all, you want to make it count!
Best of luck with your applications! As always, if you have any questions at all, please feel free to reach out and I'll do my best to answer any you might have! Hope to see you in Plymouth in 2024
- Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
Hi! Who has already submitted their application to Plymouth yet?!
I'd love to hear what your top tips were for making your application for anyone that's still yet to apply!
For anyone that still hasn't submitted their UCAS application yet... What would you like to know about submitting your application? I'd be more than happy to share my tips and tricks for making the best application you possibly can!
- Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
I'd love to hear what your top tips were for making your application for anyone that's still yet to apply!
For anyone that still hasn't submitted their UCAS application yet... What would you like to know about submitting your application? I'd be more than happy to share my tips and tricks for making the best application you possibly can!
- Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
Hello to everyone considering Plymouth for their 2024 uni applications!
I'm an undergraduate student here at Plymouth so I thought I'd share my top tips for deciding on your firm university for your application when you receive offers!
1) Make sure you've visited the universities you're considering for your firm choice! This means attending any open days or offer holder days the university is holding to ensure you can make the most informed decision possible and make sure the university is right for you!
If you're considering Plymouth, why not visit us on our next open day on November 18th?! You can book on here!
We will also be holding offer holder days in the near future for anyone with an offer to study so keep an eye out for these as they provide a great insight into more specifics of the courses and get more of a flavour for what life is like at the uni!
2) Be sure to chat to students and staff to learn more about the course and get honest opinions about life at university! We have a Unibuddy page here at Plymouth that you can visit here to speak to students and lecturers from your course and ask specific questions you might have about anything course-related or about the university/city in general!
3) Check out both the uni campus and the surrounding city/location to ensure it's right for you! I'd definitely recommend looking around the local shops, restaurants, cafés, entertainment venues and more in the local area to ensure there is everything you need for student life at that university! Don't forget to look into the facilities on campus too, including looking at the library, study spaces, student union and teaching spaces to get more of a feel of what it could be like studying at the university!
Here at Plymouth, we have everything you could need for student life in Britain's Ocean City, with nature right on your doorstep, as well as so many shops, restaurants, cafés, and entertainment venues just minutes walking from campus!
We also have the UPSU which puts on some great events for students all throughout the year as well as being a great venue to study, relax, and socialise! Check them out here!
If you have any questions about Plymouth, university, student life, or anything at all, please let me know and I'd be happy to answer any you might have!
We hope to see you soon here in Plymouth, whether that's at an open/offer holder day or maybe even to study with us soon!
- Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
I'm an undergraduate student here at Plymouth so I thought I'd share my top tips for deciding on your firm university for your application when you receive offers!
1) Make sure you've visited the universities you're considering for your firm choice! This means attending any open days or offer holder days the university is holding to ensure you can make the most informed decision possible and make sure the university is right for you!
If you're considering Plymouth, why not visit us on our next open day on November 18th?! You can book on here!
We will also be holding offer holder days in the near future for anyone with an offer to study so keep an eye out for these as they provide a great insight into more specifics of the courses and get more of a flavour for what life is like at the uni!
2) Be sure to chat to students and staff to learn more about the course and get honest opinions about life at university! We have a Unibuddy page here at Plymouth that you can visit here to speak to students and lecturers from your course and ask specific questions you might have about anything course-related or about the university/city in general!
3) Check out both the uni campus and the surrounding city/location to ensure it's right for you!
I'd definitely recommend looking around the local shops, restaurants, cafés, entertainment venues and more in the local area to ensure there is everything you need for student life at that university! Don't forget to look into the facilities on campus too, including looking at the library, study spaces, student union and teaching spaces to get more of a feel of what it could be like studying at the university! Here at Plymouth, we have everything you could need for student life in Britain's Ocean City, with nature right on your doorstep, as well as so many shops, restaurants, cafés, and entertainment venues just minutes walking from campus!
We also have the UPSU which puts on some great events for students all throughout the year as well as being a great venue to study, relax, and socialise! Check them out here!
If you have any questions about Plymouth, university, student life, or anything at all, please let me know and I'd be happy to answer any you might have!
We hope to see you soon here in Plymouth, whether that's at an open/offer holder day or maybe even to study with us soon!
- Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
Hey everyone! 😀
Not long to go until the 31st Jan UCAS application deadline for most courses!
If you're still thinking of applying to Plymouth but haven't had the chance to look round, don't panic! In the new year, we'll be hosting offer holder days to all those that have applied to give you a chance to see the campus and learn more about your course whilst getting involved with activities and more!
We also have two upcoming open days in the new year if you wanted to look round our campus or wanted to see more from your last visit! They are on 27th April and 19th June 2024 so check them out here!
Have you already put in your application or received an offer? Let us know below what you're planning to study! It'd be great to hear what you're interested in. 🙂
As always, if you have any more questions or anything you'd like to ask, feel free to reach out and I'd be happy to help!
Best of luck to anyone still yet to submit their application or receive an offer- we hope to see you in Plymouth in 2024!
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Student Ambassador
Not long to go until the 31st Jan UCAS application deadline for most courses!
If you're still thinking of applying to Plymouth but haven't had the chance to look round, don't panic! In the new year, we'll be hosting offer holder days to all those that have applied to give you a chance to see the campus and learn more about your course whilst getting involved with activities and more!
We also have two upcoming open days in the new year if you wanted to look round our campus or wanted to see more from your last visit! They are on 27th April and 19th June 2024 so check them out here!
Have you already put in your application or received an offer? Let us know below what you're planning to study! It'd be great to hear what you're interested in. 🙂
As always, if you have any more questions or anything you'd like to ask, feel free to reach out and I'd be happy to help!
Best of luck to anyone still yet to submit their application or receive an offer- we hope to see you in Plymouth in 2024!
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Student Ambassador
Hey everyone!
Hope you're having a great week 😀
Has anyone already made their applications to study with us here at Plymouth next year?! Let us know whether you have or haven't yet and what course you're hoping to study?
Would be great to hear what everyone is interested in! If anyone yet to make an application, let us know if you have any questions or queries about acing that personal statement and application, or anything about Plymouth in general 🙂
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
Hope you're having a great week 😀
Has anyone already made their applications to study with us here at Plymouth next year?! Let us know whether you have or haven't yet and what course you're hoping to study?
Would be great to hear what everyone is interested in! If anyone yet to make an application, let us know if you have any questions or queries about acing that personal statement and application, or anything about Plymouth in general 🙂
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
Happy new year everyone! 😀
For any applicants with an offer to study with us...
We have a few upcoming offer holder days for any applicants with an offer to Plymouth! I'd highly recommend checking one out as they have loads of more subject specific activities/talks/sessions to get involved with and hear from student and staff.
Upcoming dates include:
Hope to see you at an offer holder day soon! 🙂
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Ambassador
For any applicants with an offer to study with us...
We have a few upcoming offer holder days for any applicants with an offer to Plymouth! I'd highly recommend checking one out as they have loads of more subject specific activities/talks/sessions to get involved with and hear from student and staff.
Upcoming dates include:
•
3rd February
•
24th February
•
23rd March
Hope to see you at an offer holder day soon! 🙂
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Ambassador
Hey! 🙂
It's under 2 weeks until the UCAS deadline for most courses now!! Don't panic though! If you haven't made your application yet, there is still time to be offered a place on your course of interest.
For those who get an offer from the university, we have offer holder days coming up very soon on 3rd February, 24th February, and 23rd March! These allow prospective students a great level of insight and detail into their courses and life at university, from lecturers, staff and students (all available to chat to on the day about all things Plymouth!)
For those who have already applied, what courses have you applied for? I'd love to hear what everyone is interested in studying!
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out and ask me anything you'd like! Otherwise, we have students from a variety of course areas available to chat to on Unibuddy! 🙂
Best of luck and hope to see you in Plymouth from September!
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Ambassador
It's under 2 weeks until the UCAS deadline for most courses now!! Don't panic though! If you haven't made your application yet, there is still time to be offered a place on your course of interest.
For those who get an offer from the university, we have offer holder days coming up very soon on 3rd February, 24th February, and 23rd March! These allow prospective students a great level of insight and detail into their courses and life at university, from lecturers, staff and students (all available to chat to on the day about all things Plymouth!)
For those who have already applied, what courses have you applied for? I'd love to hear what everyone is interested in studying!
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out and ask me anything you'd like! Otherwise, we have students from a variety of course areas available to chat to on Unibuddy! 🙂
Best of luck and hope to see you in Plymouth from September!
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Ambassador
Hiya! 😀
Now that the UCAS deadline has just passed for most course's 2024 entry, it would be great to hear what everyone has applied for and hopes to study for this year! Let us know below what course/s you've applied for with Plymouth and hopefully you can find some other people taking the same course?! 🙂
Also, what tips would you give for anyone applying for next year to make their application the best it can be?
Best of luck with your exams if you are taking them this year and hope to see you in Plymouth from September!
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
Now that the UCAS deadline has just passed for most course's 2024 entry, it would be great to hear what everyone has applied for and hopes to study for this year! Let us know below what course/s you've applied for with Plymouth and hopefully you can find some other people taking the same course?! 🙂
Also, what tips would you give for anyone applying for next year to make their application the best it can be?
Best of luck with your exams if you are taking them this year and hope to see you in Plymouth from September!
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
Hello everyone! 🙂
If you're making your firm and insurance university choices, don't forget to visit one of our offer holder days to help make your decision! These dates have loads more subject specific activities/talks/sessions to get involved with compared to a standard open day and you can hear from student and staff across subject areas. Upcoming dates include:
Check out this page for more information!
Best of luck and hope to see you at an offer holder day soon! 😀
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
If you're making your firm and insurance university choices, don't forget to visit one of our offer holder days to help make your decision! These dates have loads more subject specific activities/talks/sessions to get involved with compared to a standard open day and you can hear from student and staff across subject areas. Upcoming dates include:
•
24th February
•
23rd March
Check out this page for more information!
Best of luck and hope to see you at an offer holder day soon! 😀
-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep
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