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Even at the grand old age of 90, one is never too old for anything. This includes applying to university, as a higher education is something I have never achieved as Britain’s longest reigning monarch. In fact, I hold no formal qualifications at all, but I am determined not to let this put me off. So this autumn, I have decided to apply to several Russell Group institutions and see if they will accept me on to a part-time degree course in Politics (being the Queen, one is rather engaged with performing royal duties, and therefore unable to commit full-time).

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The #GBBO Guide to getting into Catering --> http://bit.ly/2bMzCoj

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Thinking about applying to Oxbridge this autum? We can help you decide if it's the right step for you: https://www.studential.com/university/applying/UCAS-application-guide/oxbridge/should-I-apply

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Thinking about applying to Medical School? Check out our personal statement examples for a head start on your application: http://www.studential.us/applying-to-graduate-school/medical/personal-statement-examples

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Applying to College this year? Read our comprehensive guide to The Common Application: http://www.studential.us/applying-to-college/common-app-guide

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Applying to college in the U.S? Check out our Ivy League Universities Guide: http://www.studential.us/applying-to-college/ivy-league-universities-guide

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8 Things Not To Include In Your UCAS Personal Statement: https://www.studential.com/blog/8-things-not-to-put-your-personal-statement

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The Common Application, frequently referred to as the Common App, is a comprehensive all in one university application process. The non-profit organization has an online application that hosts over 600 member colleges and universities in the U.S. The Common App takes the daunting process of applying to institutions one by one to a convenient process of up to 20 at once.

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Writing your college essay? Our guide shows you how to write a great essay for your chosen colleges that will stand out from the crowd.

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Studying overseas as an international student is enormously exciting and exhilarating but it can also be a little nerve wracking. Our top ten tips on preparing for life at a UK university are a must read. 1. How to apply You need to apply for your degree course via UCAS or via the individual university. You should apply by the January before your course starts in the September or earlier if possible. As well as your application you’ll also need references, proof of finances, English language test scores and a personal statement on why you want to study your university course. 2. Taking English language tests For your degree course it’s likely you’ll need to demonstrate your level of English is sufficient to complete the course. Your university will stipulate the exact requirements but be prepared to take an English language test in your home country via an approved test centre before you start your course.

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Start your own business by following our simple 10 step plan, taking you through all the essential stages to ensure your enterprise is a success from day one.

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Thinking about taking a vocational qualification? Our guide has everything you need to know about BTECs, HNDs, NVQs, foundation degrees, and more.

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Find out whether Oxbridge is the right step for you, how to apply, writing your personal statement and how to prepare for the Oxbridge interview.

Thinking about applying to Oxbridge this autumn?

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You’ve selected up to your 5 universities that you’d like to study at, had the interviews and you’re starting to receive the offers back. It really is thrilling when you receive an offer but now the hardest and most important part of applying to university is deciding which offer to accept as your firm choice and which as your insurance choice. This is key to your future so don’t rush the decision when you receive the first two offers back. You can’t actually input your offers on UCAS Track until you’ve received a decision from all your university choices, so take this time to think it through. UCAS replying to offers is a great video to watch for advice and guidance. Firm Choice Your firm choice is the university you definitely want to study at, if you meet the entry requirements, so it’s vital that this really is your first choice and it’s the one you want. Also you need to be realistic about the entry requirements.

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Are you about to start the first year of your university degree in 2016/17? If so, you’ll know that a key focus is what it may cost you and how the various offers of financial support can really benefit you. Finding your way around what fees and finances are available for your degree, can at times seem like you’re trying to find all the right pieces to complete a jigsaw without knowing what the finished picture will look like. Our guide will show you what’s available and how you can apply.

Find out how to apply for your student finance with our 2016 guide.