UCAS gives you five choices and very little space. Use it well.
The UK system is narrower than the US one. Your child applies to a course, not a university, and the personal statement, the admissions test and the interview all try to answer the same question: does this student already think like someone who studies this subject?
What's new this year
The UCAS personal statement is now three structured questions instead of one essay. And the admissions tests are shifting: ESAT is now used by Oxford as well as Cambridge, Imperial, UCL and others, and TARA replaces the TSA. We've built preparation for both.
What we do
We help students choose a course and, for Oxford and Cambridge, a college. We coach the personal statement, prepare them for the admissions test their course needs, and run mock interviews with mentors who've sat the real ones. The Oxford and Cambridge deadline falls in October, so the work starts well before then.
Where students have gone
Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, Imperial, UCL and KCL, among others.
Tell us where your child is now.
We’ll tell you, honestly, what we’d do next.