Students can get their uni questions answered at the University of Northampton (UON) UCAS exhibition
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Dozens of universities and colleges from across the UK will be available to speak to anyone thinking about taking their next step into higher education. The event on Thursday 10 October 2024 from 09:00 to 15:00 is also a great opportunity for young people to chat with UCAS advisers so they can make informed and confident choices about applying to university or college.
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James Seymour, UON’s Director of Marketing and Student Recruitment, said: “It’s important that students make informed choices at this crucial stage as they start to think about what subjects they are passionate about and what their career aspirations are. Our event on 10 October is the ideal chance to find out what’s on offer straight from the universities and colleges they could be studying at very soon.”
David Penney, UCAS Chief Communications and Marketing Officer, said:“At a UCAS event, students can talk directly to universities, colleges, employers and apprenticeship providers to compare all their options side-by-side. We really encourage people to come along to the University of Northampton where they can meet our team of experts and find out all the information they need for their journey to university or college – from the full range of courses on offer through to advice on money, wellbeing and accommodation.”
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Hide AdUCAS organises over 50 exhibitions each year around the UK. Students can find more about getting the most out of visiting an exhibition on the UCAS website.
Schools, colleges and individuals can reserve a place at the Northampton UCAS Exhibition, visit the UON website.
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