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Why timely student finance application is crucial to under-represented learners
We consider some of the consequences of late student finance applications, and provide advice on how to make timely applications.
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Turning career goals into practical next steps
We look at some practical questions that students can ask themselves to achieve their career goals.
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Interview advice for HE applicants: How to stand out with confidence
We provide some helpful tips on how HE applicants can prepare for an interview.
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The benefits of experiencing HE campuses
We look at how real-life HE campus visits enhance learners’ sense of belonging, understanding, and informed decision‑making.
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Tips on how to start applying to HE education
We look at how UCAS's 'how to start applying' mission card can help young people to decide their next educational steps.
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Reflections from neurodivergence training
Two staff members who attended neurodivergency training reflect on what they learned and how they will apply it to their own work.
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Personal statements: how we can meet the needs of all learners
We consider some of the support that is available to help students write their UCAS personal statements.
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Supporting care-experienced students through results day and Clearing
We look at some of the ways in which key influencers can support care-experienced young people through results day and Clearing.
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What is Clearing – and how can it help you find the right course?
Find out more about the Clearing process.
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Clearing: a fantastic route into HE and key signposting information
We offer tips and signposting about this year's clearing process.
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What UCAS data tells us about the barriers disabled applicants face – and how we can improve their experience
This exclusive UCAS blog looks at some of the barriers facing disabled students in HE and how they can be addressed.
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Supporting estranged students during LGBT History Month
LGBT History Month presents an opportunity to consider the challenges that still exist for the LGBT+ community and the way that sexuality and gender identity can intersect with family estrangement.
