Welcome to The UCAS Hub

The UCAS Hub is for any general queries you may have, relating to the Personal Statement, Entrance Test or Interview aspects of the UK University application. All our experts are thoroughly experienced in this, and would happily clear up of your doubts! We've also created a Personal Statement Builder for 25/26 applications, so check it out!

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General UCAS Study Materials and Resources:

See the list below for useful resources for general UCAS Stuff, that may help with your university application or exam revision! These are resources that our experts found the most useful for their preparation, and hopfeully they can boost your application too!

We're constantly adding to this list of resources, so watch out for updates soon!

UCAS Personal Statement Advice:

The New UCAS Personal Statement (2026 Entry)

The personal statement is now split into three structured questions to help you better showcase your motivations, preparation, and potential. Each answer must be at least 350 characters and the overall limit remains 4000 characters (with spaces).

1. Why this course?

Why do you want to study this course or subject?

Explain what inspired you to apply. Mention specific interests, moments, or influences that made you passionate about the subject.

2. Academic preparation

Have your qualifications and studies helped you prepare for this course or subject?

Describe how your subjects and studies helped prepare you. Include skills, knowledge, or relevant experiences from school or college.

3. Beyond the classroom

What else have you done to prepare outside of education, and why are these experiences useful?

Highlight work experience, extracurriculars, or hobbies. Show how they helped you develop qualities relevant to university study.

Why did UCAS change it?

This format is designed to make the writing process easier and more focused. Instead of facing a blank page, you now have clear prompts to guide your response - helping you give strong, relevant examples that universities want to see.

For more information and in-depth advice, check out UCAS's website on the new personal statement for 2026 entry.

Personal Statement Builder

We know how hard it is to link different things you've done in your personal statement... so we've built an AI tool to help you do just that! Type in the concepts/ideas you want to link, the course you're applying for and hit Go!

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Personal Statement Suggestion

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Make sure you don't directly copy+paste the AI suggestion into your Personal Statement! Use it as inspiration, and phrase its output into your own words.