[EDIT]: i really hope this video helps any of you currently applying to university - you don’t have to pick just one subject, you really can apply for multiple ones! you’re not restricted!!! also i do NOT mean in the slightest that Scotland is not part of the UK *at all*, it was a mistake and I meant to say that the Scottish university system is different from the system in ENGLAND and in WALES. i’m not out here trying to make any political statements and anyone who thinks so has either misinterpreted what i’ve said or has never watched any of my videos before. glad we cleared that up! :) also the resources mentioned in the video: - the common room: bit.ly/2pT9wvV - how to make the most of university open days - bit.ly/34Enwbs
Hi, Viola! Thank you so much for this very informative video, and btw you look gorgeous! and since you were asking if any of your subscribers want to hear your experience of writing a personal stament I really would like to see how you wrote it and maybe hear some of your tips you used while writing it. Thank you!
Scotland is in the UK which is why I find it so bizarre that our degrees are so different from England and Wales for humanities, literature and language. Firstly, as you said we get to do different modules outwith our degree. I do English literature at University of Aberdeen and only a third of my courses this term are in my actual degree subject, also typically our degrees are 4 years not 3, 5 if you do a year abroad (if you don't do single language honours). Also, if you're a Scottish citizen the government pay it for you, no £9K debt in addition to the stress of your year. England and Wales should definitely take a leaf out of the Scottish government's book in my opinion, much less financial burden after university and a more flexible term. We also don't have to specify at the time of application (at least in my experience) what courses we want to take as additional modules. Application is a year, sometimes 2 years before you begin your course, your interests are likely to change in this time.
I’ve took a gap year and have now decided to look at liberal art courses!! The university’s I’ve been looking at still view it as a new course~ one uni only has 6 students this year. However this hasn’t put me off, I just think the course is perfect for me.
emma berwick university of central Lancashire, wait just realised my comment sounds like the uni has only 6 students~ I meant the liberal arts course there because it’s so new
My oops! I did not visit DMU but they made me feel welcome as I'd been applying 2 years in a row and then gained my loan through appeal :) plus I went directly into 2nd yr. Currently in 3rd
Always thought you were wonder woman. This video confirms it
Rosie Crawford you’re too kind girl!!
[EDIT]: i really hope this video helps any of you currently applying to university - you don’t have to pick just one subject, you really can apply for multiple ones! you’re not restricted!!!
also i do NOT mean in the slightest that Scotland is not part of the UK *at all*, it was a mistake and I meant to say that the Scottish university system is different from the system in ENGLAND and in WALES. i’m not out here trying to make any political statements and anyone who thinks so has either misinterpreted what i’ve said or has never watched any of my videos before. glad we cleared that up! :)
also the resources mentioned in the video:
- the common room: bit.ly/2pT9wvV
- how to make the most of university open days - bit.ly/34Enwbs
viola helen This is the video I didn’t know I even needed! Thank you!
5 offers is insane! thank you for this video :)
Study With Additti thank you Additti!
I always have to check whether I’m on 1.5x speed when watching your videos😂😂😂
Hi, Viola! Thank you so much for this very informative video, and btw you look gorgeous! and since you were asking if any of your subscribers want to hear your experience of writing a personal stament I really would like to see how you wrote it and maybe hear some of your tips you used while writing it. Thank you!
Seconded about personal statement. /please/ viola
Scotland is in the UK which is why I find it so bizarre that our degrees are so different from England and Wales for humanities, literature and language. Firstly, as you said we get to do different modules outwith our degree. I do English literature at University of Aberdeen and only a third of my courses this term are in my actual degree subject, also typically our degrees are 4 years not 3, 5 if you do a year abroad (if you don't do single language honours). Also, if you're a Scottish citizen the government pay it for you, no £9K debt in addition to the stress of your year. England and Wales should definitely take a leaf out of the Scottish government's book in my opinion, much less financial burden after university and a more flexible term. We also don't have to specify at the time of application (at least in my experience) what courses we want to take as additional modules. Application is a year, sometimes 2 years before you begin your course, your interests are likely to change in this time.
Nmm30 yesss, this comment!!! I agree totally
Ahaha I did my Oxford admission test a week ago! My exam is newly introduced this year so there's no past paper lol. Great video!
Hope everything goes well! I did the HAT two weeks ago - which course did you apply for?
@@Brianna58321 Geography.
I’ve took a gap year and have now decided to look at liberal art courses!! The university’s I’ve been looking at still view it as a new course~ one uni only has 6 students this year. However this hasn’t put me off, I just think the course is perfect for me.
Charlotte Cooper yessss, good luck with your applications! xx
What unis only has six students?
emma berwick university of central Lancashire, wait just realised my comment sounds like the uni has only 6 students~ I meant the liberal arts course there because it’s so new
Thank you so much for this video!! I got 5/5 offers 😭❤️
My oops! I did not visit DMU but they made me feel welcome as I'd been applying 2 years in a row and then gained my loan through appeal :) plus I went directly into 2nd yr. Currently in 3rd
How did you write 5 different personal statements?
She didn't. You are not allowed to. She wrote 1 statement and included all the subjects she wanted to do within it.
great video. very resourceful! If you did go to edinburgh, I might be able to see you in uni :’)
she snapped!
Thank you oxford for not allowing me to switch between med schools...😭
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Great video!!!!!
First :)