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blog How Can I Use ChatGPT for My Personal Statement?

How Can I Use ChatGPT for My Personal Statement? With AI-powered tools such as ChatGPT becoming increasingly popular, we are seeing more and more applicants wondering about how to use these tools to help their university application.   Whilst harnessing AI can be very beneficial, danger this way lies: over-reliance…

blog Overused Topics and Resources to Avoid in Your Personal Statement

Most Overused Personal Statement Topics Whilst consulting ‘the classics’ of your subject is important for getting a well-rounded overview, applicants often risk packing their personal statements with the same resources or topics as every other applicant.  Our expert consultants have spent years advising thousands of applicants on their personal statements,…

blog What GCSE Grades do I Need for Oxbridge?

What GCSE Grades do I Need for Oxbridge? With GCSEs being released this week, you may be asking yourself how they might impact your Oxbridge hopes for the future. In another blog, we have outlined fully how your GCSEs will impact your university applications, whilst in this article we will…

blog How Will My GCSEs Impact My University Applications?

How Will my GCSEs Impact my University Application? For those receiving their GCSE results next week, university might seem like a distant prospect. In some ways, this is correct: there is a whole year until you will be applying to university, and two years before you will sit A-level (or…

blog Updates to the UCAS Personal Statement for 2026 Entry

UCAS are introducing changes to the format of their infamous personal statement. These changes will come into place from October 2025 for applicants looking to begin university in Autumn 2026 and onwards. The new personal statement will feature what UCAS are calling ‘scaffolding questions’. This means that, rather than writing…

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