University open days are an opportunity for you to see what your life as a student for the next four years could be like at your chosen university. Open days are an important step in your application because they give you a chance to get a feel for the university. While university websites and…
Oxford vs. Cambridge. Two universities renowned for being world-leading institutions of learning. Which is better? Although both universities are known for their well-established academic excellence, the intricacies of student life and the similarities and differences between the two giants of academia, are lesser-known. Lizzy Cole, former student, teacher, and resident of Cambridge, explains. Table…
8 Ultimate Revision Tips 1. WHEN TO START It’s always best to get ahead with your revision and start ASAP so you don’t need to cram in the last month. 2. MANAGE YOUR TIME Make a checklist of 3-5 things you want to achieve each day and MAKE SURE you achieve them! …
Everyone talks about the secrets of gaining entry into medical school, but what about the prospective dental students out there?
It’s hard to decide what to study at university, many people don’t know which degree to apply for. At Sixth Form and college we’re all given the chance to study at least three subjects, and most people don’t find it too hard to narrow down what they enjoyed in secondary school. But then, after just…
Everyone’s heard it before: life at Oxbridge is unlike any other university experience. To some degree, this is true! The cities are indeed enchanted. You’ll fall in love with the cobbles and arches as a fresher before you’ve had a chance to walk through them! The entirety of Oxford’s city centre is populated by the…
Know that you’re interested in languages but not sure of your direction? Do you have a technical mind that loves a challenge? Then Linguistics might be the right choice for you! Linguistics is the study of languages from a technical perspective. A good analogy is that if studying languages is like learning how…
There are many forms of Law available to specialise in – here’s a taster of some of the terminology & fields you might come across! Criminal Law At a basic level it is important to divide criminal law and civil. Criminal law is quite self-explanatory, it is the division of the law that…
The TSA or (Thinking Skills Assessment) is a test that Oxford University requires applicants applying for certain courses to take. These courses vary widely and include some of the most competitive course at the university, such as Economics and Management, PPE and Philosophy. So, why exactly do applicants have to take the TSA and what…
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There are many questions regarding Cambridge Law that I wanted answered! How many lecturers do you have? Is the workload at Cambridge unbearable? An explanation from a third-year lawyer of the key areas of the Cambridge Law degree that you need to know about. Beginning with the choice of subjects In your first…
Studying Law with a year abroad might be the happy compromise you’re looking for… One of the most difficult things about applying to university is choosing what to study – I was undecided between Law and Modern Languages. However, many applicants are unaware that the Law Faculty at Cambridge offers students the opportunity to spend…
LNAT Section A 42 questions | 95 minutes Section A is the multiple-choice section. In the exam, you will be presented with 12 passages and 42 questions, with approximately 3-5 questions per passage. There is a total of 95 minutes for this section and you cannot use any of the time for Section B in…
Get 10 hours of online lectures just like this one with the UCAT Online Course – access is only available through the UniAdmisisons Medicine Programme. Select the most appropriate response We say the most appropriate because more than one answer can seem appropriate, so you need to pick best response, because only one answer is…
Contrary to what you might have thought, this isn’t actually a really small breakdown (we know, we’re hilarious) This is a timed breakdown of how you should attack Section 3 of the BMAT. Although the area you can write in is small, the time will quickly creep up on you. Check out the official answer…
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