Thank you for addressing the question I was struggling with! It is much appreciated! Another really helpful video. I had understood the year assigned to a moving average to be the central year rather than the last year in the 5 year period. (Missed that part of the Q that defined the term differently than it is normally used outside of the TSA).
Hello! This is completely unrelated to the tsa but i was hoping if you could upload a video similar to the "no-extracurricular personal statement writing guide" but for law instead. While the overarching theme of that video was to always connect back to whatever you learn at a-levels, for a subject like law, there are no such concepts or "learnings" to fall back on. How then, can a strong personal statement be constructed especially without any internships, work experience etc? Lastly, thank you so much for the effort you put into making these videos! As someone who lives in a place where this barely any guidance when it comes to applying to uk unis, this channel is god send!
Hi, thank you for making this video! I have a question: is it true that spacial reasoning is not going to come up this years as it didn't in 2020 because of the computer based test?
It won't come for sure m8, I emailed Cambridge Assessmets about this and they confirmed that it won't be there this year for the same reasons it wasn't there last year.
It would be great if you could perhaps open a Patreon account and go over more TSA problem solving questions there each week. I don't find anyone else's explanations as clear and helpful as yours and would love to become a Patreon in order to listen to you some more. if possible for you, that would totally save my life. If that is not possible, could you consider providing a TSA problem solving guide available for purchase? I don't find any guide book's instructions helpful at all.
