The price of enrolment within the UK’s private schools has been increasing each year, but is this price still worth it for Oxbridge applicants? In this guide, we explore the benefits of private schooling and whether they still justify the cost of entry for students.
If you’re thinking about studying an economics degree in the UK, you’ll need to be aware of the various entry requirements required to get your place. From grades to tests and interviews, some of the top universities for Economics in the UK have strict entry requirements, so this covers everything you to do to find success.
Mathematics is a highly popular degree among students and is available in various different forms across many of the top universities in the UK. However, while it is popular, it’s not always easy to get a place, so this guide will explain all of the entry requirements for undergraduate maths in the UK.
Computer Science has become one of the most competitive university courses available due to the ever-growing importance of technology. Each degree receives hundreds of applications each year, so it’s vital that you understand and meet the standard entry requirements to have a chance of success. This guide explores all of the requirements you’ll need to meet in your application.
The University of Oxford has announced the cancellation and replacement of all of its in-house admissions tests. Tests like the TSA, MAT and PAT will be replaced with UAT-UK tests, as used by Cambridge and Imperial. Find out how your application will be affected in this guide.
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.
The University of Cambridge is notoriously difficult to get into, but we thankfully have data to understand exactly how difficult it is to do so. In this guide, we’ll take a deep dive into this data, exploring the acceptance rates for every undergraduate course taught at Cambridge.
Although Oxford and Cambridge do not hold any bias towards specific groups of applicants during the admissions process, some schools in the UK are able to consistently get more students admitted into Oxbridge than others. Which schools are these, and how do they do it? This guide will explore all of this and more.
There are many factors to consider when applying to university, but application data is often overlooked in this regard. Each year, many of the top universities publish in-depth reports on their admissions processes, including data on how applicants performed in the process. This data can be useful for supporting your own application, and this guide will demonstrate how!
Getting a good score on the ESAT is crucial for remaining competitive in the Oxbridge and Imperial application processes. In this guide, we’ll explore what score you should be aiming for and what previous years’ results look like.
If you’re applying to study medicine in the UK, you’ll need to complete one of two admissions tests – the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) or the Graduate Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT). You won’t get to choose which test you take, but it’s a good idea to know the differences between them to help you prepare, so this guide compares the two tests to each other.
Although there are many university ranking tables, both national and international, QS Top Universities creates one of the most trusted global university rankings. In this guide, we’ll explore the most recent global table, specifically highlighting the performance of UK universities.
Imperial College London is one of the most prestigious universities in the world, so acceptance rates are very low for many of its degrees. In this guide, we’ll unpack the acceptance rates of all the major degrees that Imperial offers to see how likely you are to earn your place.
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.
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.
