A law degree is widely regarded as one of the most versatile and transferable options at university. While there are traditional and well-trodden paths into the legal industry,...
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How to Ace the LNAT Exam
The LNAT is the Law National Aptitude Test. Some universities use this test to assess prospective students’ reasoning, deduction and writing abilities, prior to offering you an...
What Are the Best A-Levels for a Law Degree?
The majority of UK universities don’t require specific A-level subjects as an entry requirement onto a law degree. However, it’s always a good idea to choose A-levels that will...
How to Choose a Career Path: A Guide for High School Students
Choosing a career path is an important decision that can have long-lasting effects on your future professional fulfilment and enjoyment. For students aged 12-18, exploring career...
Why Study Psychology?
Psychology is both an interesting and challenging discipline which is very rewarding to study. There are so many reasons why you should study it, even if you don’t want to work...
The Best Universities to Study Medicine in the World
A degree in medicine spans many years, so it’s important to make a good choice when committing yourself to your studies. This guide is designed to help you figure out where you'd...
What Is a Year Abroad?
One of the great opportunities offered to UK university students is taking a year abroad, but what does this involve? Who can do it? What are some of the pros and cons? In this...
A Complete Guide to Summer Internships
Are you eager to make the most of your summer break and jumpstart your career? There are many productive things you can do in the summer and an internship is one of the most...
How to Write a CV or Resume
You’ve heard everyone talk about them, you’ve probably been told how important they are, you may have even written one, but what actually is a CV?What Is a CV or Resume? CV...
Do Summer Programmes Help College Admissions?
It’s well known that colleges receive more applications than places. US News reports that Stanford University, for example, has an overall acceptance rate of just 4%. This means...
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