The university admissions service has published a list of the top questions users of its site have asked.
The top two questions cover the UCAS application deadlines (490,000 hits) and finding universities which offer specific courses (301,000 hits).
However, the third most common question, asked 220,000 times, was focused on ending a personal statement. Those asking this are told: “Try to end it with a positive statement – it could highlight your interest in the course or explain how you think you will benefit from higher education. However you choose to end your personal statement, it is your final chance to impress.”
Another popular question was “Can I apply late?”, asked 140,000 times. Those asking this are told: “You can submit a late application up until June 30, but the institutions would be under no obligation to consider you.”
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