If you’re applying to study Mathematics or a related subject at Cambridge or other top UK universities, you may be wondering what the STEP is and whether it applies to you. This guide covers all the essentials so you can approach your application and exam with clarity and confidence.
With the announcement of the USA’s halt on international student visa applications, many university applicants and students are now uncertain about their future in the American education system. In this guide, we’ll explore the new policy the US government has enacted, what happened to Harvard, how other Ivy League universities may be affected and what impact this situation may have on UK university applications.
With over 25 different colleges to choose from at Cambridge, it’s important to be aware of how hard each one is to get into. In this guide, we’ll explore the acceptance rates for each Cambridge college and understand how this may influence your college choice.
If you applied to Cambridge or Imperial and didn’t get your offer, you may be feeling disheartened. However, both universities offer applicants a second chance of success through their August Reconsideration Pools. This guide explains everything you need to know about your eligibility, the application process and the likelihood of success.
As a prestigious Russell Group member with a strong global reputation, Warwick consistently ranks among the top universities for Economics. In this guide, we’ll break down the entry requirements for Warwick’s Economics programmes, helping you understand exactly what qualifications and grades you’ll need to apply with confidence.
At face value, Oxford and Cambridge are similar institutions: both are world-famous, both are super old, and both are competitive to get into. However, the intricacies of student life and the similarities and differences between the two giants of academia are lesser-known. This guide is dedicated to pitting these two titans against each other to see which (if either) is best.
