Higher Education level study has to happen in a university?

• True

• False

What does UCAS stand for?

• University Credit Achievement System

• University & College Advice System

• Universities and Colleges Admissions Service

What is an undergraduate?

• A person in their last year of university, before they graduate.

• Someone who completes their degree but doesn’t get the required marks to pass their degree.

• Any student working towards their first degree.

• Anyone studying a level 4 qualification

What is a lecture?

• The usually wooden stand people are behind when addressing large groups at university.

• Disciplinary talks given by professors to students who are not behaving appropriately.

• When an academic talks to a small group of students

• A talk given by an academic, usually attended by a large number of students.

What is a BA?

• Bachelor of Academic degree

• Bachelor of Arts degree

• Bachelor of Academy degree

• Bachelor of Architecture degree

What is a BSc?

• Bachelor of Study degree

• Bachelor of Social Science degree

• Bachelor of Science degree

• Bachelor of Scholastic degree

What is a sandwich degree?

• When you study a range of subjects in one degree

• When you are awarded your degree from Sandwich in Kent

• A degree sponsored by the Earl of Sandwich

• Degree courses which include an extra year 'sandwiched' between the years of study

What is a Russell Group university?

• A research intensive university in the UK

• A university people recognise

• A place where research takes place

• Guarantee of quality education, no matter the course you choose

What is a seminar?

• A sharing of research

• A collection of lots of academics discussing an issue

• Small group of students meeting with a tutor to discuss a subject area.

• A student led meeting at university

Applicants can only use A level grades to get an offer for university?

• Yes - just A levels

• No - only A levels, BTECS or T Levels

• No – around one third of courses use UCAS tariff points