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Explore your options - Research courses, locations, and student life to find the best fit for you
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Be prepared to keep your options open – you might have to do a foundation year or slightly change your interests
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Speak to current students and staff about the university and course.
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Explore campuses and towns virtually or in person to get a feel for your potential new home.
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Register your interests for universities/courses that you’re interested in to stay up-to-date.
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Contact multiple universities to see what each can offer you before making your choice.
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Be prepared on Results Day - have all necessary information and documents ready if you’re calling universities on results day.
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