Heap 2011 - Brian Heap

Are you applying to university this year?
Confident you'll get a place?

The latest statistics show that this year large numbers of well-qualified university applicants won't win university places because of the huge number of applicants combined with cuts in the amount of places.
And on top of that, universities and colleges are setting their offers higher for places on courses in 2010 and 2011 so it'll be even tougher.

HEAP 2011: University Degree Course Offers is the definitive guide to university entrance offers in the UK - and could help you win one of the fought-for places. Written by Brian Heap, the UK's leading expert on higher education, this 41st edition of HEAP 2011: University Degree Course Offers contains all the essential information you need to choose and apply to your ideal university degree course. It includes information on degree courses available at universities and colleges throughout the UK and the grades, UCAS points or equivalent that you need to achieve to get on to each course listed.

This comprehensive book provides information and advice about making your university and college application and what to include in your UCAS personal statement to make it stand out. On top of this, a wealth of other advice for prospective students is packed inside on how to begin choosing your course, what criteria to base your choice on, whether you are suited to a sandwich course or a course with a year abroad, and applying for funding.

With all of this crucial information packed into one book you have all you need at your fingertips to apply to university. With this knowledge you can be sure to make the best university application possible and be one step closer to studying a great course at your ideal university.

This edition of HEAP 2011: University Degree Course Offers has been fully updated for students applying to courses for 2011 entry. Author Brian Heap is a highly respected careers advisor and bestselling author who regularly writes for the national press, including The Daily Telegraph.