How to achieve your potential and get a place at university

YouTube vlogger Ryhan offers his tips to help students fulfil their goals and get into university, even if they don’t think they can.

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March 4 2016

Student vlogger Ryhan Hussain turned his life around to get a place studying medicine at Newcastle University, gained me a few scholarships and grants.”

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How to achieve your potential and get a place at university

YouTube vlogger Ryhan offers his tips to help students fulfil their goals and get into university, even if they don’t think they can.

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