College applicants set for a life in limbo for the next few days
The reality of third level is often quite different from how it’s portrayed on screen
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The reality of third level is often quite different from how it’s portrayed on screen
This year marked the first stage of a gradual reduction in post-marking upward adjustment
Repeating the Leaving Cert is not a path to be taken lightly and it is not suitable for everyone
Leaving Cert 2025: Take a moment to be proud of your accomplishments
Leaving Cert appeals process 'can be cathartic', says one guidance counsellor
Leaving Cert grades still subject to an ongoing distorting effect
Leaving Cert students to receive results after six uniquely challenging years
Leaving Cert students are about to discover the fruits of their labour
2025 Leaving Cert results will be available on Candidate Self Service Portal on State Examinations Commission portal
This year there has been – as expected – a drop in the average grades
Recent TCD and UL graduates offer advice for incoming first years, as well as some professional tips and regrets
Class of 2025 is largest group to sit the Leaving Cert for the first time - which may impact CAO
Recent UCD and DCU graduates offer advice for incoming first years, and share their regrets
Our Classroom to College newsletter is the perfect guide to keep you on track ahead of CAO offers
Health students are getting involved in programmes which help their work life balance
Many third-level students don’t have time to socialise or get involved in clubs and societies
All you need to know about available places, viewing scripts and much more
Some 28% of CAO applicants this year are deferral students who received ‘bumper’ grades
Mary Coughlan has watched her children and grandchildren trying to fit into the Leaving Cert system, while principal John McHugh says it teaches key life skills
Cheapest on-campus option at UCD is a shared bedroom in Village 1 at €5,722
Lower grades may mean lower points requirements across many degree courses
Students’ annual holiday pilgrimage is in full swing and some parents are even jetting out to stay nearby just in case
Tests aimed at assessing skills suited to medicine were introduced in 2009. Now, medical schools want to downgrade their importance amid equity and integrity concerns
Greek party island is buzzing this week with Irish teenagers enjoying blistering heat, booze cruises and beach parties
Every year hundreds of students don’t get any offer - all because they never spotted a crucial email lurking in their spam folder
Booming private tuition sector promises top grades but studies raise questions about its true effectiveness
Teacher poaching rows and claims of ‘unsustainable’ wages are part and parcel of a highly competitive private tuition sector
The silence may seem unnerving at first. No doors slamming, no mysterious thumps upstairs - but, then, something shifts ...
For parents, this can be a nerve-racking time, ‘but you also have to let them experience things’
Candidates had to ‘race through’ sections only to be faced with more daunting long answers
Students hoping for high marks needed to have studied entire course
School leavers have a choice of some 77 apprenticeship programmes across every sector of the economy from ICT to financial services
Hozier, the Cranberries, Dermot Kennedy and Cian Ducrot make appearance
Education authority says its takes responsibility to uphold integrity of the State exams with ‘utmost seriousness’
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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