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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2023-24
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Do you know if we can apply for the summer one if we get rejected from the winter vs?
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Yep, Travers lets you reapply in the same cycle after rejection unless you made it to interview, in which case they dont let you reapply at all again.
Hi @Jessica Booker, I'm (almost) through with my first term of my 1st year at university and am currently applying for open days. Some of the applications ask for a university predicted grade... how should I go about answering this considering we've never sat exams at uni level?
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They are assessing your writing style here rather than the topic, so do not feel compelled to write about a legal/commercial topic. The most important thing is to write clearly and succinctly while conveying your passion effectively - and be genuine!! In my second year of university, my application wasn't successful. I wrote about cybersecurity which was not a topic that truly captivated me and I thought that would “impress” them🤣also I had no idea how to write applications.
This year, I successfully got to the AC by writing on a topic I'm passionate about. I wrote about Hayao Miyazaki's animated films, particularly "Spirited Away," and Japanese animations. So to demonstrate that you can really write about anything as long as you’re passionate about it!
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Have you received any grades for mock papers or anything similar so far? If so, use them as a reference point.
If not, then I wouldn’t worry about it too much and just either say you don’t have any predicted grades or ask your personal tutor (although I’d expect them to say just put down a 2.1).
It’s very common for first years to not have any grades or predicted grades which is why your A-levels (or equivalent) will be looked at more closely alongside the rest of your application.
Yes it is however there can be a short delay of a day or two before you get the report
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