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2023-08-17 16:06:37

Hi everyone it’s Sam and Courteney, advisors from UCAS. AMA!

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What are some things students might not know that could actually help them out a lot?

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Heyy - here's a good starting point:

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Hi! Ok so basically I don't think I have any good extracurriculars that I'd be proud to put. I just finished my AS-levels (I did 4, IT, maths, physics, and chemistry). I am going to year 13, and through my year 12, I was the protocol prefect. But as a protocol prefect, there wasn't much for me to do, and so I honestly did nothing. And for extracurriculars, I can only say I helped a ton of people through my years from year 9 to date on Discord (but am worried this won't count) on their studying inquiries, primarily on maths and science. I also started learning coding, but no projects as of yet. No community service projects done thus far at our school. I feel like it might be too late. Oh, I also draw (digital art, and traditional art). I don't think my grades alone can compensate (I got 4A for AS-Level) as an International student. I want to do AI engineering, but there isn't really a route to go directly, so I may just do computer engineering (or mechatronics but that course isnt really popular, so not many unis give it) and then do my master's in AI, not sure. Currently, I don't know my odds for a very good uni, and I'm also worried because I am planning on dropping IT and not continuing it in A2. I haven't even started any uni applications so am in a bit of a tight spot.I also did 3D animation and rendering as a hobby last year, I actually might have some of my works from that time. I plan on doing art commissions as a side hustle if tht's of any help. I started writing a book but then stopped a while back, but that's about it

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Hey - try to focus on how doing these activities have helped you. When applying to uni what they are interested in is what you have learnt from doing these activities. What skills? Any subject knowledge developed? What can you now relate or apply to higher education? What you need to do is expand on these activities' in your personal statement, use them as evidence of the skills/knowledge you have. You will definitely have a lots of transferrable skills from what you have done. It's more about drawing out what you developed from taking part in these than the number you do or competitions you have entered. Hope that helps, we have lots more advice on

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