This week we discover a simple, but brilliant idea from James Clear, author of Atomic Habits, which might just help you get started on your UCAS Personal Statement. We learn when to apply for a deferred entry if we are thinking about taking a gap year. And we find out how to rise above the ordinary.You can also read loads of my articles, download free materials, and sign up to my weekly newsletter at:<a href="https://www.betterunichoices.com">www.betterunichoices.com</a>

This week we discover a simple, but brilliant idea from James Clear, author of Atomic Habits, which might just help you get started on your UCAS Personal Statement. We learn when to apply for a deferred entry if we are thinking about taking a gap year. And we find out how to rise above the ordinary.You can also read loads of my articles, download free materials, and sign up to my weekly newsletter at:www.betterunichoices.com

This week we discover a simple, but brilliant idea from James Clear, author of Atomic Habits, which might just help you get started on your UCAS Personal Statement. We learn when to apply for a deferred entry if we are thinking about taking a gap year. And we find out how to rise above the ordinary.You can also read loads of my articles, download free materials, and sign up to my weekly newsletter at:<a href="https://www.betterunichoices.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.betterunichoices.com</a>

A one-word change, gap years, and the power of reading.

There are so many things that literally everyone should know before they apply to university. How to think about career options; how to make great course choices; how to make a great application. 
But many students just don't have access to the advice and support they need, and this holds them back from making great decisions about their university choices.
And so, I’m using my twenty years experience of university admissions to chat through everything from writing your UCAS Personal Statement, to the future of jobs. 
All so that you can make better choices about your future.
Most episodes will be between 5 and 15 minutes long; so easy to listen to on a short journey.
Whatever your background, I promise you that every single episode will tell you something you didn’t know, or will at least challenge the way you think about universities, choices or applications.
Once you’ve listened to ten or more episodes, you’ll be better informed, hopefully a little wiser, and certainly better prepared to make the right choices for your future. 
And if you are a parent or adviser, you’ll be better placed to help those in your care make better decisions.
Note that you don’t need to listen to the podcast in order; just scroll down, find a topic that grabs you and start there.

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There are so many things that literally everyone should know before they apply to university. How to think about career options; how to make great course choices; how to make a great application. But many students just don't have access to the advice and support they need, and this holds them back from making great decisions about their university choices. And so, I’m using my twenty years experience of university admissions to chat through everything from writing your UCAS Personal Statement, to the future of jobs. All so that you can make better choices about your future. Most episodes will be between 5 and 15 minutes long; so easy to listen to on a short journey. Whatever your background, I promise you that every single episode will tell you something you didn’t know, or will at least challenge the way you think about universities, choices or applications. Once you’ve listened to ten or more episodes, you’ll be better informed, hopefully a little wiser, and certainly better prepared to make the right choices for your future. And if you are a parent or adviser, you’ll be better placed to help those in your care make better decisions. Note that you don’t need to listen to the podcast in order; just scroll down, find a topic that grabs you and start there.

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