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FutureMe is here to give you information, advice and support about higher education opportunities in the North East of England. There are so many great opportunities here and we want to help you consider them all.

If you’re applying to medicine or dentistry you’ll already know that the UCAS deadline for these courses is earlier than others, and falls on 15th October 2017.

See our top tips below on how to get the most from university and college open events.

We know revision can feel daunting at times, you might have a lot of different material to cover or lots of exams/assessments close together, but we hope our top 10 revision tips will help take some of the stress out of the exam period, and help you feel

On 16th November 2017 we welcomed students from sixth forms across the region at St. James' Park for our first student conference. 

If you didn't manage to submit an application by the 15th January, don't worry! There are still ways to secure a place for September. 

The simple answer is no! Higher Education is different to school in many ways, and with so many subjects and course types to choose you can tailor your experience to suit you. Here are our top 3 differences between higher education and school:

Take a look at our top tips to take some of the stress out of exam period and put your hard work to good use!

We know that waiting for results day can be agonizing, but knowing what to expect on the day might make it a little less daunting. We explain all in this blog.

The event held on the 14th March saw students across the region come together and discuss key injustices in today's society.

Level 3 students from across the region attended the launch of the Fast Trackers programme 2019.

Becky graduated in 2016 with a degree in History and Politics and now works for FutureMe. Find out more about her journey through education and how she got to where she is now!

March and April saw year 9 students from across the region come together for the launch for the 2019 FutureMe Enterprise Cha;;

On 20th May 2018 level 3 students from across the region attended the Fast Trackers regional final to compete for their space in the national final.

Ashton graduated with a degree in Politics with Criminology from the University of Sunderland. Hear his story and how he got to where he is now.