Make better decisions about your university application
Clear, independent guidance — from choosing courses and researching universities to writing a stronger UCAS application.
Personal Statements
Plan, write and improve your UCAS personal statement for the new question format.
Course choice
Learn how to compare course content, understand entry requirements, weigh up future options and choose a course that fits your strengths.
University options
Research, compare and shortlist universities using evidence, visits and the things that matter to you.
Common student questions
Get quick answers to common questions about personal statements, course choice and UCAS applications.
Browse all student questions →No. Extenuating circumstances, illness, family difficulties or personal challenges should be explained in your teacher reference, not your personal statement.
Yes, your UCAS referee can see your personal statement. This helps them write a reference that strengthens your application and avoids contradictions.
You can only reapply for the same course through Clearing if the university is willing to reconsider you.
Yes. Mention books in your personal statement if they helped develop your subject interest, thinking or academic preparation.
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