Transition to University
We know transitioning to University can be a challenging time for all involved. Here you will find information to help guide your students and encourage engagement with higher education.
Our activities videos
- Choosing a course and university
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In this talk, Jess (UK Student Recruitment Officer) covers the range of factors that students need to consider when choosing a course and university. - Benefits of a Russell Group university
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In this talk, Ella (UK Student Recruitment Officer) introduces the Russell Group and highlights some of the positive aspects that Russell Group universities can bring to their students. - Personal Statement Workshop
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Our Student Recruitment Officer Ella has created a workshop designed for students in the early stages of their application process. The interactive session focuses on the structure of the statement and helps students identify their skills and experiences. - Why Sheffield talk
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- Why go to University?
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This talk introduces the benefits of Higher Education, including skill development, career prospects, independence and other aspects of student life. - Student life
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This talk gives students an insight into what it is like to be a student at The University of Sheffield. - Why study STEM?
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Mythbusters
In these short clips, our Student Recruitment Officers address some common misconceptions about university.
- My predicted grades are low and exams are cancelled, what do I do?
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- Which grades will they use for my actual final grade - mock grades or predicted grades?
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- When will I receive the outcome of my UCAS application?
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- Is there more competition for places due to deferrals from 2020?
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- Will universities have stricter entry requirements if everyone gets their predicted grades?
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- Shall I keep working and revising as if exams were going ahead?
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- Will the content be too difficult once I arrive at University? What academic support is available?
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- I find it difficult to access support - what can I do?
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- Is it worth applying if my predicted grades are lower than the entry requirements?
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