Year: 2018
8 ways for your students to get ahead this Christmas
11th December 2018
The Christmas holidays are a great chance for students to gain valuable experience that’ll look fab on future applications. Joanne from Expert Home Tips has put together a list of activities that students can get involved in... Read more >
US finance: an overview
11th December 2018
Higher education in the US is notoriously expensive. But don’t despair: there are ways to fund your studies besides paying out of pocket. This guide will introduce you to the key types of scholarship you can earn... Read more >
Why study in Hong Kong?
4th December 2018
In recent years, Hong Kong has become a popular place for international students to study. The fascinating city-state has plenty to offer students from all countries... Read more >
The cost of studying in Romania
27th November 2018
Low tuition fees and living costs make Romania one of the cheapest European destinations for students. Use this guide to find out what you can expect to spend on tuition fees, accommodation, and day-to-day living... Read more >
Degree Apprenticeship Q&A with Katie Fiddaman
26th November 2018
Katie Fiddaman is completing a Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship with Pearson College London. By the end of her three-year apprenticeship, she’ll have gained a full BA (Hons) degree in Business Management, as well as Chartered Manager (CMgr) status - the gold standard for the managerial profession... Read more >
How to write a winning cover letter
20th November 2018
Ah, the dreaded cover letter. For many, this is the trickiest part of applying for any job or apprenticeship. There’s a bit of an art to it though, and the sooner you get the knack of it, the sooner those interview invites will be flying into your inbox... Read more >
US Finance: Working while studying
20th November 2018
As an international student it’s not impossible to work while studying, but you need to be careful and follow the rules. This guide will explain how to make some money without getting in visa trouble... Read more >
Apprenticeships in IT and Software Development
6th November 2018
As an apprentice in IT and Software Development, you could be building the software that controls a major rail network, or working on cyber security to protect an organisation’s data... Read more >
New Launch - The Unifrog Network
30th October 2018
On 17th October 2018, we officially launched our brand-new Facebook group – the Unifrog Network. With more than a hundred new members within its first week of launching, it’s already proving to be a huge success... Read more >
UK Medicine interviews: overview
30th October 2018
When applying for Medicine, interviews can seem like a pretty intimidating process. Making sure you are well-prepared beforehand can put you at ease. This guide will give you an overview of the three main types of Medicine interviews, along with some helpful tips on how to prepare and how to impress on the day itself... Read more >
Why study in Finland?
16th October 2018
Finland is world-leading by many measures, whether that’s the World Economic Forum’s measure of critical thinking in education, or its number of saunas per capita... Read more >
An introduction to Canada's education system
10th October 2018
At first glance, Canada’s education system can seem confusing. Here’s a quick breakdown to help you get to grips with the basics. Provinces and territories Canada is divided into 10 provinces and 3 territories... Read more >
Tuition and fees in the Netherlands
10th October 2018
Tuition fees in the Netherlands are a lot lower than in many other countries in Europe and across the world. Read on to learn about the costs you are likely to incur when studying there... Read more >
An Oxford University interview experience
9th October 2018
Anna Sykes is a British student who is currently in her first year studying English Literature at the University of York. Here, she gives some useful insights into her Oxford University application experience... Read more >
Study in Greece: making an application
3rd October 2018
Applying to study in Greece involves organising the correct visa, health insurance and qualification documents. This might feel a little overwhelming,.. Read more >
Disclosing your disability to a UK university
19th September 2018
The decision on whether or not to disclose a disability to a university is a personal one with a number of factors to consider. We’ve answered some of the most common questions about disclosure, so you can make the decision that works for you... Read more >
Five great reasons to study at a US liberal arts college
20th August 2018
Elias van Emmerick is a Belgian student who completed his IB at 16 and is a rising sophomore at Pomona College in California - Forbes’ #1 Liberal Arts College in 2017... Read more >
Unexpected A-Level Results? What to do next
14th August 2018
The big day has finally arrived. If you didn’t receive the results you were expecting, don’t panic – there are options, and we’re going to guide you through them... Read more >
US applications: getting off the waitlist
3rd July 2018
Decision Day is here, and you’ve found yourself… neither accepted nor rejected. You’ve been… waitlisted? Don’t panic! This guide is here to break down what that means, what your next steps should be, and whether you still have a chance to get in... Read more >
UK university open day checklist
18th June 2018
You can travel a long way to an open day. Doing just a little preparation in advance can make your trip more worthwhile, and can make it more likely that you'll end up choosing the best course for you... Read more >
Study in the Netherlands: preparing to apply
12th June 2018
Preparing to apply to study abroad and navigating a new admissions process can feel like a struggle. Not to worry though – Unifrog is here to help you get organised! This guide will help you work through the decisions you need to make if you’re thinking of applying to study in the Netherlands... Read more >
US applications platforms
6th June 2018
In the US, there’s no centralised ‘portal’ for applying to all universities in one go, like UCAS in the UK. This guide will help you navigate the various routes to getting your application in... Read more >
Why study in Switzerland?
29th May 2018
Despite its small size, Switzerland is known around the world for its skiing resorts, chocolate, and luxury watches. You’ll probably have seen beautiful pictures of Lake Geneva and complex diagrams of the experiments at CERN laboratory nearby... Read more >
Getting in for Law in the UK
23rd May 2018
The process of applying for law can seem a little bit lengthy and intimidating. However, law is a rewarding subject and career to get into if you have a genuine interest... Read more >
Student life in Ireland
17th May 2018
The small island showcases some of the world’s most beautiful natural sights, punches above its weight in the musical and literary fields and has a lively nightlife scene... Read more >
Study in Ireland: making an application
17th May 2018
Now that you’ve figured out what programme you’d like to apply for and where, it’s time to make an application to your university of choice in Ireland... Read more >
An introduction to US Greek life
27th January 2018
Many universities in the United States have student societies called sororities (for women) and fraternities (for men), social groups that are called a campus’s ‘Greek life... Read more >
Example Personal Statement: Languages (French and Latin)
27th January 2018
I applied to study Modern and Medieval Languages at Cambridge University in October 2016, as well as French and Latin courses at Durham, Exeter, Edinburgh and St... Read more >
Making the most of US extracurriculars
17th January 2018
When applying to a university in the United States, it’s important to know what admissions officers are looking for. Unlike the UK, US admissions officers are looking for more well-rounded students who take part in extra-curricular activities... Read more >
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