Course shortlist
Rank the courses you enter by what matters to you. No entry requirements are looked up for you, so nothing is guessed.
For Year 12 and Year 13 students, and their parents
Shortlist your courses, write the three statement answers to the right length, and track every offer. One payment, in pounds, no subscription.
The new statement format
From 2026 entry UCAS asks three questions instead of one essay. Type below to see how your answers fit. Read the UCAS guidance.
Your text stays in this browser tab. The full checker, structure guide and saved drafts are inside the pack.
Inside the pack
Rank the courses you enter by what matters to you. No entry requirements are looked up for you, so nothing is guessed.
A structure for each of the three UCAS questions, live counts, and a checker. It does not write the statement for you.
Track deadlines, one firm choice and one insurance choice that you enter.
On Plus, one written review of your statement, placed in a queue. The software does not send it anywhere.
How it works
Prices are in GBP. You pay once through Stripe.
£79
Course shortlist, statement structure and checker, and an offers tracker. Software only.
£149
Everything in UCAS Pack, plus one written human review placed in a queue. Nothing is sent automatically.
Questions
Year 12 and Year 13 students applying through UCAS, and parents who want to help.
No. UCAS Pack is a one-off payment. You can create an account before you pay, and the tools open after payment.
No. Nothing is sent to UCAS, a university or a parent. You copy your work into UCAS yourself.
No. It gives you the structure, the counts and a checker. The words are yours, which is what UCAS expects.
A date of birth and, for under 16s, a parent or guardian email. No school, phone number or photo. No public profile.