Navigating the Transition to Higher Education: A Student-Led Guide
Preparing for university life is a significant milestone that involves more than just academic readiness. To support this journey, LiNCHigher has partnered with the Eleanor Glanville Institute (EGI) and University of Lincoln students to produce a series of professional video guides designed to help students settle into Higher Education with confidence.
These videos offer authentic insights and evidence-based advice on the core pillars of the university experience. By combining the lived experience of current students with the inclusive expertise of the EGI, this collection serves as a vital resource for prospective students, teachers, and advisers.
Key topics covered include:
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Study Tips & Academic Transition: How to adapt to independent learning and university-level research.
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Mental Health & Well-being: Strategies for maintaining balance and dealing with stress.
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Money Management: Practical advice on budgeting and navigating student finance.
Explore the videos below to gain a head start on your university journey and discover the tools you need for a successful transition to Higher Education.
The SECRET to University Success: Become a Self-Regulated Learner
Feeling overwhelmed about the jump from school to university? Want to know how to actually stay on top of your work without teachers chasing you? This video is for you.
Your University Journey is Unique | You Don't Know What You Don't Know
What if the most important thing to know before university is that it’s okay not to know everything? Your journey through Higher Education will be completely unique to you, and this video is a reminder that you don't have to have it all figured out.
Moving out for university is exciting! But it's easy to get stressed about money. Where does it all go? This video is the ultimate guide to handling your cash and mastering independent living from day one.
Understanding Your Stress Bucket: A Guide to Managing Stress
Starting university is an exciting time, but it can also feel overwhelming. If you're feeling the pressure, this video is here to help. We introduce the 'Stress Bucket', a simple but powerful tool for understanding and managing your stress.