Starting uni this September? It’s all about enjoying the summer before your new chapter begins in a few weeks.
Here are a few things you can start to get ready to get off to a good start before the term begins. Read our list to get a great head start…
With results sorted and move in coming up, we’ve done some snooping on the web to find the best student bank accounts.
Providing that you are elegible, the UK government will offer financial support to students pursuing a postgraduate masters degree through the various finance bodies across the country. Discover everything you need to know about this funding, here.
Colchester. A city in the county of Essex famous for being Britain’s first Roman city and for its Victorian architecture. Not to mention it is only an hour away from central London on the train. Colchester is becoming more and more popular with students as it offers great university courses, campuses, student unions and much more.
For most, the financial strain of university is aided by applying for a tuition fee loan and a maintenance loan through student finance, but what’s the difference? Our detailed guide covers the key differences between these student loans.
Coventry. Legend has it that the city was the birthplace of St. George, dragon slayer and patron saint of England. Coventry is where William Shakespeare was said to have jilted a Coventry woman on the eve of their wedding to marry Anne Hathaway. History aside, the city is really accessible for students who might be on foot most of the time. Coventry has lots to offer students. So much, in fact that Coventry has been ranked the 5th best city for students in the UK.
An insight into what you should bring to university, alongside our top tips for packing.
Discover everything you need to know about graduate programmes here, including what they are, what to look for and our top tips when applying to one.
A level results day is Thursday 17th August 2023. Did you know you can re-sit exams and UCAS have options such as Clearing?
When you think of graduations you probably imagine a student in a gown and mortar board. Read our guide to a graduation ceremony in the UK.