So I survived the UKCAT but researching it was a pain and finding decent practice questions was next to impossible. With only a week’s practice I can assure you I was looking for all the extra advice I could get. So here are my recommendations for anyone who’s sitting the UKCAT in the next few …
An air of confidence has finally swept over this side of Co. Clare. One week ago the UKCAT was a scary reality. But today I kicked it’s ass! Anyone else have this feeling?? My Average score is 755/900. Broken down that’s: Verbal Reasoning – 650 Quantitative Reasoning – 790 Abstract Reasoning – 890 Decision Analysis – 690 And to …
Against all good advice I fear I did the one thing we’re not supposed to do. I left it to the last minute. UCAS is a giant headache! All those apptitude tests. Why can’t they all be the same? Five letters U-K-C-A-T, this we be all I’ll be able to think about for the next …
A lot of you recently have mentioned that you’ve drawn up a study timetable and immediately admitted to not sticking to it. So I wonder are study timetables a good idea to begin with? Personally I don’t have one, although I do have my own system of effective study. In my opinion if you have …
Since I started blogging I have made it clear that I will be applying to UCAS but to my surprise so will a large number of you also. I never realised how the people who know exactly what they want to do early are the people who apply to study in Britain. More often then …