Asked by Sarah
Is a GCSE in art required for studying architecture and engineering? What A levels would be needed?
Hi Sarah! I am currently studying architecture and did not take Art at GCSE or A-level so there is no need to worry if you haven't. It varies between universities and specialised degrees, however the general consensus is mathematics is a good foundation to lead with. However, I would recommend that you develop an independent portfolio of your works to show your basic artistic abilities. The requir... more
Asked by Anita
If i’m applying for Cambridge undergraduate law (a competitive degree) what can I do to make sure I stand out?
I think you can try and get on a summer school UNiQ Or go to a sample lecture
Asked by Anita
Got a D in an economics mock. This is going to be used to make my predicted grade. I got AA in my other subjects. I don’t know what to do, because i know my predicted is going to be low. Will I need to take a gap year?
Hey Anita, I hope this finds you well. Mock exams are a part of a holistic whole when teachers are formulating your predicted grades. If you feel that your mock grades are not reflective of what you are capable of, as are the cases in mocks more often than not, I would encourage you to have a conversation with your teachers. Be proactive in showing that you are seeking to improve and will be abl... more
Asked by Rory
What advice would you have for someone looking to apply for post-graduate study several years after completing their undergrad?
Hi there, I would certainly take a look at different courses and also different universities as many different universities have a different curriculum/agenda when it comes to what is included in their course content. I'd also make sure your priorities are in order before you take on a post-graduate course. While they are shorter than the usual undergrad, it can often be more intense and more rea... more
Asked by AJZ
If I have past experience in a subject (for example GCSE level) but I don't do that subject during my A levels can I something related to that subject in university or will I be too inexperienced?
What is your subject and target? Should not be an issue although you have to look and analyse holistically and long term....
Asked by Usman
What is molecu
What is a molecule? I think that's what you meant.
Asked by AJZ
I am searching for undergraduate degrees to complete that I would enjoy but also find useful. I am looking for something related to Statistics, Business and Computing/Computer science or even a combination of at least 2 of these subjects. Any ideas?
Great question! Are you between as and a level ? I can advise if you direct message me? Kind regards
Asked by Angelin
The relationship between assessment, teaching, and learning
Asked by Basma
Autonomy in health care
Patient autonomy: The right of patients to make decisions about their medical care without their health care provider trying to influence the decision. Patient autonomy does allow for health care providers to educate the patient but does not allow the health care provider to make the decision for the patient.