How To Revise Effectively: The Ultimate Guide The run-up to an exam period is a pretty stressful time, especially if you need certain grades to get into your first-choice uni, start your dream job, or achieve another goal. And you know as well as we do, that, while it’s rarely fun, revision is the only…
The A-level U-turn impact on Oxbridge admissions need to be fair to lower sixth as well as upper sixth. Next year’s school leavers will be hardest hit by the A level U turn, and the government needs to start planning now. Impact of the U-turn Overall The government’s U turn, taken alongside the latest updates…
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CAMBRIDGE’S NEW PRE-INTERVIEW EXAM As well as high A Level or IB grades, most courses at Cambridge University also require you to sit a pre-interview test. These will happen on Wednesday 30th October 2019 at 9 am GMT, and can be done at your school, college, or a registered…
WHAT IS PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL)? Problem-Based Learning (PBL) is a teaching style just like lectures or seminars that some universities use to teach. Read on to know if Problem Based Learning (PBL) will suit your style of learning at medical school. PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL): WHAT IS IT? PBL is a far more interactive way of…
A-levels are looming closer by the day, so what are the best last-minute revision tips? With less time comes more stress and potentially a worse performance in the exam(s). Use these 8 last-minute A-level revision tips to avoid that stress and knock it out of the park! 1. Plan your day 2. Get up early…
Each year, the main exam boards make a public document which is written by the examiners called the “Examiners Report”. In this report, they tell you what the common errors were, where many students missed marks, what surprised them about the paper, examples of how best to answer questions and past topics. This is different…
Everyone talks about the secrets of gaining entry into medical school, but what about the prospective dental students out there?
Admissions tests from Admission Testing have historically been on the 1st of September, but this is changing in 2019! This meant that anyone taking any University of Cambridge pre-interview assessments, Oxford admissions tests, the BMAT, MAT and some other tests now has 2 days less to prepare for their exams! What are the new admissions test…
A lot of people have questions about the BMAT, in particular the science section, regarding what you need to know and study. One of the 3 sections of the BMAT is a half-an-hour GCSE science question section, with some of the questions being Physics questions. Data from the BMAT providers (above) show that,…
Mill Hill school have worked with UniAdmissions since the company was established – read all about their experiences with us and how UniAdmissions could support your school’s university applications.
Studying Law with a year abroad might be the happy compromise you’re looking for… One of the most difficult things about applying to university is choosing what to study – I was undecided between Law and Modern Languages. However, many applicants are unaware that the Law Faculty at Cambridge offers students the opportunity to spend…
The BMAT test can be a daunting prospect. The unknown is always far more daunting than the known, but luckily for you, we teach you everything in the BMAT Specification. How do we fix this? We learn exactly what is in the BMAT specification, so the only daunting part is knowing what you have…
Knowing how a test is scored can be an incredibly valuable resource. Being able to know where marks are gained and lost with your BMAT score can allow you to prioritise certain aspects of the BMAT test and prepare for it. If you want to get into the meat of how the BMAT is…
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