How many pages is an average dissertation?

How many pages is an average dissertation?

150-300 pages

Is 5000 words enough for a book?

The average short story should run anywhere from 5,000 to 10,000 words, but they can be anything above 1,000 words. Flash fiction is a short story that is 500 words or less.

Does the EPQ have to be 5000 words?

All students must submit a written report for assessment between 1000 and 5000 words. A project which consists solely of written work should be approximately 5000 words; for example an investigation, exploration of a hypothesis or extended essay or academic report.

Is an EPQ really worth it?

The EPQ is worth a maximum of 70 UCAS points, as although it is equivalent to half an A-level, it is worth slightly more as the A* grade is available. What are the benefits of doing an EPQ? The EPQ holds numerous benefits such as: Giving you a wide range of transferable skills.

Can I do an EPQ outside of school?

EPQs are usually only taken by pupils enrolled in a school or college. They are not generally available to external candidates.

How many hours does an EPQ take?

120 hours

Can you get a * in EPQ?

An EPQ is equivalent to half an A level, and is worth more than an AS. With an EPQ you are able to achieve an A* grade, unlike with an AS level, so it can be worth more tariff points.

Is it hard to get an A in EPQ?

This sounds good, but there are a few hidden factors that you might not be aware of. For one, only 17.7 % of students achieved an A* for their EPQ. That means only 17.7% of students earned the maximum of 28 UCAS points for all their hard work. The majority of students earn an A for their EPQ, meaning 24 UCAS points.

Can EPQ lower entry requirements?

You will only receive an offer if your A-Level predicted grades meet our minimum thresholds and are in relevant subjects. Taking an EPQ will not compensate for any shortfall against our minimum A-Level requirements. If successful, we may make you a lower A-Level offer based on your achieved grade in your EPQ.

Does Durham accept EPQ?

Durham University sees the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) as a valuable addition to A-levels or alternative post-16 qualifications.

Does UCL consider EPQ?

The Extended Project Qualification does not form part of our standard entrance requirements, but UCL recognises its value as preparation for independent study, which is key to university-level study.

How do you succeed in EPQ?

How to succeed in your EPQ

1. discuss ideas with other students taking the EPQ.
2. develop the skills you need to complete your EPQ.
3. learn about writing your project log and how EPQs are assessed.

Can I do an EPQ in year 13?

There’s no set time limit for doing an EPQ, but most students use the summer vacation at the end of Year 12 to do the preliminary research and then complete the project in the early part of Year 13.

Why do I want to do an EPQ?

The benefits of doing an EPQ include: You can include it on your UCAS application, and it could help you meet the conditions of a university place offer, as it’s worth extra points. The opportunity to produce a piece of work that’s truly individual, whether it’s a written research report, event or creative artefact.

Do you have to present your EPQ?

At the end of an Extended Project Qualification, all candidates need to present their work. This is part of the assessment and – yes – it is absolutely compulsory. The presentation needs to last for ten minutes, followed by five to ten minutes of questions (which we’ll talk about in more detail below).