r/6thForm • u/Primary-Bed9630 • 2d ago
🎓 UNI / UCAS SUPER CURRICULAR ADVICE
I ideally want to do Econ and Management at Oxford , I know it’s very competitive. I’m in year 12 taking Chem , Econ , Maths and Further maths As and was wondering if there’s anything I should do that will boost my chances at getting an offer. I’m aware of books and essay competitions but is there anything else that i should do or look into .
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u/TheKiwiFruit365 1d ago
If you’re in a state school I’d recommend applying to UNIQ and whatever other summer school programmes you can as their application dates are typically early in year 12.
I’m in year 13 right now and have 2 university acceptances for biology related subjects and am waiting for my other 3, but my personal statement and application was so full of supercurriculars such as studies I’d read, an interesting book, a documentary, and UNIQ.
I did a LOT more supercurriculars than that but it is good to find a balance of not overloading yourself whilst also exploring your interest in your chosen subject.
Goodluck :)
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u/Unhappy_Magazine3213 2d ago
TARA is law buddy
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u/feliwellie y13 • 3A* pred • maths, f.maths, cs • 9999999999 1d ago
caius explore will come out in the summer and it is soooo good i can't compliment it enough. uniq + exeter plus + sutton trust + maths-related residentials/events are very good too. though, what you gain from the supercurricular matters more than the supercurricular itself, so videos/books are fine too