1) Think about what subjects you enjoyed at school and college, what you were good at and what any future roles you’re considering require.
2) Having a good idea of your target grades is beneficial in knowing what is realistic when applying for courses. If you don’t have A-Levels, there are several other ways of getting into university without A-Levels, such as gaining relevant work experience, completing a Diploma, higher-level qualifications or a foundation degree course.
3) Talking to your college or sixth form careers advisors is a great way to get university application help and help you decide what course and university to attend if you’re finding it hard making a decision.