- Before you apply
- UCAS terms explained
- Starting your application
- After you apply
- Non-UK students
- Mature students
- Disabled students
- UCAS Tariff
- Student finance
- Important dates for your diary
- Conventions and exhibitions
- Course Search
- Apply
- Track progress
- News
What is the UCAS Card and how is it useful?
The UCAS Card is designed for students in year 12, S5 or equivalent who are thinking about going into higher education. The current UCAS Card site is being redesigned and will be ready to use in November 2008. It will be full of new features to help year 12, S5 or equivalent students get ready for higher education life, and it will also have a new name: yougofurther.co.uk.
Visit the UCAS Card page to discover all the benefits of 'yougo'
Related questions
- Will I be classed as a home/EU or international student for fees purposes?
- I want to study at a university in another country. How do I start?
- Will I be classed as a mature student and what difference does that make?
- How do universities and colleges view deferred entry applications?
- How can I get prospectuses for universities and colleges?
- How do I find the qualifications needed for a course?
- I am a disabled student. Where can I get advice before I apply?
- How can I find out which is the best university for my chosen course?
- Will I need to take an admissions test?
- I am already at university but I would like to transfer to a different university - what do I do?