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The Sheffield Sixth Form at City Campus, on Granville Road, is the new location for all of the College’s A Level students.
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The biggest difference between studying for your degree at The Sheffield College instead of university is that student numbers are far smaller. You will notice quite a few differences which will ease your concerns, give you access to more support and benefit you in the long run.
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This year, the pass rate for 16 to 18-year-olds has risen to 89% - which is 3% higher than last year - and 33% achieved at least one grade A* to B.
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Sheffield College A level students are getting ready to move on to the next chapter of their lives as they go further in education, training and their careers.
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As part of the Love Our Colleges campaign, colleges across the country are hosting events for MPs, staff, students and local businesses from May 13th to 17th.
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If you think you are eligible it is recommended that you submit an application as soon as possible to ensure financial support is in place.
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The good news is that you have a number of financial options, with the non-profit making, government-owned Student Loans Company offering financial support throughout your time studying for a degree at The Sheffield College.
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Doing anything for the first time can be daunting and going to university is no different. Add to that fact that you don’t know anyone else who can share their experiences with you, we understand why you may have reservations. But that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t do it. You just need to find an offer that is right for you.
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More than 200 graduates, accompanied by families and friends, were invited to the ceremony and wore traditional robes to receive their scrolls at Sheffield Cathedral
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