Which program?

@@Chadpritai hey sorry for the late update! I got into MSc Child Development and will be graduate soon

same haha

@@bevamuchie we’re brothers from an another mother man🥺🫂

@@bevamuchie Why did you get rejected? I got rejected because of poor GCSE performance I only got one 5 in English Language and 8 in Maths 8 in English Lit and 9 in Bio and chem and 7 in Physics I think that’s unfair man🥺

@@shuushyoujokeman9069 Bro I got rejected from UCl just a couple of days ago 😂😂

@@shuushyoujokeman9069 got rejected with 11 9s and an A at GCSE, and 4 A*s + EPQ at A-level. had a pretty solid personal statement asw imo

You might wanna check this out kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4u4mIdrmMyHnZI

No I don't think so bec u shouldnt mention the name of the university, since u will be applying to 5 different ones

It's a cool name, Sachin!! :-) Raj

thats what i was wondering too.

Hi Olga, it's SO great to hear this... thank you so much. I'm sending you positive vibes for the interview and I wish you the very best of luck! :-))

Aww thanks Lily! I got it from Idioma... it's one of my favourite jumpers and I totally recommend it :-D

Aww, Ana, I hope this helped :-) I'm sure the offers will start rolling in. Good luck!

Hi Kayla - thanks! I love the handling conflict question... that's definitely going on my videos-to-make list! Let me know if there are any others :-) P.S I made a video on weaknesses here... kzbin.info/www/bejne/o52kpH2dmJppZ68

So nice of you, Mr H! Ha yes... I definitely needed the fresh air ... the thought of recording indoors while the sun was out, made it a no-brainer :-D Raj

Selin - I really like both these questions, and particularly the first. It shows you're super interested in the specifics and want to learn more about what you might be doing. Nice!

My pleasure, Alejandro, and thank you for the very kind comment - glad it helps :-) Raj

You are of course right, Napoleon; that is very much my aim for my next lot of interviews :-) Cheers, Raj

It's a pleasure, Miss Bliss. Let me know if you've any more questions :-) Raj

I was curious about whether after completing a master's degree from UCL and without a PhD are there jobs options available in the field of psychology? Thankyou 🙂

@@Fairybutte777 Sure there are! There are the more obvious ones like becoming an assistant psychologist with the NHS - normally the way to get training as a practitioner, but if becoming a practitioner isn't your thing, then the fields open to you are extremely broad... anything from User Experience design to Communication and much much more. Have you checked out the LinkedIn UCL alumni database and filtered for degrees in psychology (I see 11,030 Psychology UCL grads in this dataset)? This could give you a big-data feel for your question... especially looking at the profiles of those with MScs in Psychology but not PhDs. This is the link... let me know what you think/find, Raj :-) www.linkedin.com/school/university-college-london/people

Hi Alice - good question! You definitely don't have to (nor should you) explain the gap year on either your cover letter or your CV... both are really introductory marketing-type documents to get you the interview - so emphasise skills relevant to the job description. If they're curious about that year, they'll ask you at interview so you'll want to think of a way to describe that year - clearing your thoughts is perfectly fine of course and I'd also add what you learnt over the course of that year - again emphasising skill - so the focus is always on how they benefit. I hope that makes sense, Alice? Definitely shout if not :-) Raj

Yes, absolutely Darren... always start with what attracts you to them (gives them a reason to get invested in you) and then build a connection to yourself.... to show how you fit in their context. Then fully flesh out maybe the top 2 skills they mention. A personal statement, much like a cover letter is about satisfying them you'd be a good person to interview, so it's a marketing document rather than a full account of yourself. The best of luck Darren :-) Raj

Ahh, thanks for saying this, Frances. It really surprised me too... particularly how much work our subconscious minds must be doing in filtering and interpreting these large numbers of adverts - and what effect they must be having. It certainly made me think of ways I could expose myself to fewer adverts! ... perhaps a worthwhile effort but not very easy. All the very best, Frances :-) Raj

Thanks Miss Start dust... and you too :-)) Raj

Thanks, Hilary :-) Raj

I'm really glad to hear this, thenu yogi, I hope all's well in your world :-) Raj

Thank you Mr H. :-) Raj