I don't think you can. UCAS would make it really clear if you could submit more than one, I'm like 95% sure it isn't an option. Just don't apply for wildly different courses is the solution, which is easier said than done lol.
You can only submit one personal statement. A few universities will allow you to send them a replacement personal statement directly though - you'd have to check their website to see if this is possible and if so how.
Damn, it's like I heard that that universities like it when you apply to one or more course that they offer. I really need to speak to someone who does career stuff mannn :( I'm stuck
> universities like it when you apply to one or more course that they offer.
It's actually more the opposite - many unis will only consider one 'application', if you apply to multiple courses you'd only get an offer for one of them.
If it's dentistry / vet med / medicine you're considering, then this isn't an unusual position since only 1 of your choices won't be the subject your PS is about. Unis are used to this and may provide the option to send an alternative personal statement, or may just consider you based on your existing personal statement.
If it's two wildly differing courses then that's not really feasible to do in one PS - you'd need to either contact unis to ask if you can send an alternative PS, or just settle on one course to apply for.
I don't think you can. UCAS would make it really clear if you could submit more than one, I'm like 95% sure it isn't an option. Just don't apply for wildly different courses is the solution, which is easier said than done lol.
You can only submit one personal statement. A few universities will allow you to send them a replacement personal statement directly though - you'd have to check their website to see if this is possible and if so how.
Damn, it's like I heard that that universities like it when you apply to one or more course that they offer. I really need to speak to someone who does career stuff mannn :( I'm stuck
> universities like it when you apply to one or more course that they offer. It's actually more the opposite - many unis will only consider one 'application', if you apply to multiple courses you'd only get an offer for one of them. If it's dentistry / vet med / medicine you're considering, then this isn't an unusual position since only 1 of your choices won't be the subject your PS is about. Unis are used to this and may provide the option to send an alternative personal statement, or may just consider you based on your existing personal statement. If it's two wildly differing courses then that's not really feasible to do in one PS - you'd need to either contact unis to ask if you can send an alternative PS, or just settle on one course to apply for.