The first month of university is an exciting and challenging time. Everything seems to happen at once, so how do you make the most of it? For most students, university is the first time they will have lived independently away from home. This can be rewarding and intimidating, especially with the addition of new responsibilities…
During your time at university, you will develop valuable, transferable study skills that will support your learning, testing and future career. Attending a university is an exciting time for students to live independently away from home and to further develop their academic skills from studying at school. The huge step-up from your final years of…
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, a former student, teacher and resident of Cambridge, explains everything…
University open days are the best opportunity to see what your life as a student will be like. Open days are an important step in your application because they give you the chance to get a feel for the university. While university websites and prospectus’ do give you information about the university and the courses…
[pdf-embedder url=”https://www.uniadmissions.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/revision-infographic-1.pdf” title=”revision infographic”] 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…
Everyone talks about the secrets of gaining entry into medical school, but what about the prospective dental students out there?
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 university…
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. Having a good knowledge of key law terminology can be a good indicator to tutors that you know your stuff and are interested in the subject. You will get the…
The TSA or (Thinking Skills Assessment) is a test that Oxford University requires applicants to take who are applying for certain courses. These courses vary widely and include some of the most competitive courses at the University, such as Economics and Management, PPE and Philosophy. So, why exactly do applicants have to take the TSA…
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There were many questions regarding the Cambridge Law degree that I wanted to be answered before I started. How many lecturers do you have? Is the workload at Cambridge unbearable? To answer these questions, we have an explanation provided by a third-year Cambridge Law student who covers the key areas that you need to know.…
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…
The Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT) is split into two sections, A and B. In this guide, we will be focussing on LNAT Section A to help you gain a solid understanding of the section so you can start your preparation straight away. What is Section A of the LNAT? Section A consists of 42…
The UCAT Verbal Reasoning section aims to assess the accuracy and speed of reading – important traits for a doctor. Verbal Reasoning is similar to a comprehension test. You need to be able to find relevant information, then analyse statements related to the passage. You have just under 30 seconds to answer each question (44…
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