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Oxford’s and UCL’s new admissions test, the Test of Academic Reasoning for Admissions, is here. To do well in the test, it’s important that you know how you will be scored and the results you should be aiming for. In this guide, we’ll explore the key things you need to know about scoring and results on the TARA.
Deciding on a career in economics can feel overwhelming as it offers a wide range of options. Whether you’re a recent economics graduate, or someone considering a career change into the economics sector, understanding the different areas of economics is a crucial first step to a fulfilling career.
Economics is a fascinating field that explores how the modern world functions and helps us make informed predictions about the future. But is it the right career path for everyone?
When choosing a college to apply to at Oxford, there are many factors to consider. However, one that you may not have thought of is the offer and acceptance rates of each college. In this guide, we’ll explain all of the most recent admissions stats from the latest year to help you with your college selection.
As you may know, the University of Oxford is one of the hardest universities to get into in the world. With world-leading teaching and a rich history, over 20,000 people apply each year for one of less than 3,000 available places to study. In this guide, we will take a look at the data behind last year’s application cycle to understand the 2025 offer and acceptance rates for each of the undergraduate courses Oxford offers.
Economics is a course which is rewarding and demanding. An Oxbridge degree in Economics is even more desirable. But the question still stands, which is better for Economics in 2026?
