What is life as a mature Oxbridge student really like and how do you apply? Brendan, a mature student studying Law at Hughes Hall, Cambridge, writes about his experience as an Oxbridge mature student and answers all your burning questions about university life, the application process, international students, funding and much more.
When applying to study Law at university a key consideration is choosing between Oxbridge and non-Oxbridge Law Schools. But what is the difference between them?
Is Oxbridge really for me? We explain what Oxbridge applicants are exposed to before making the big decision. Oxford and Cambridge universities have an impressive reputation, and many academically able students feel they should apply. We’ve put together a short guide to help you decide if Oxbridge is for you.
University admissions tutors are easy to get. Increased success rates… not so much. Enrolment alone does not provide the boost many students need to be offered their dream university place.
Writing an Oxbridge Personal Statement is a key element of your application to Oxford or Cambridge. Find out how to genuinely demonstrate passion without saying “I am passionate”, how to write about wider reading and how to produce a Personal Statement that shows the qualities Admissions Tutors are looking for.
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!
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.
The Cambridge winter pool is a possibility for all applicants. It can be quite a daunting process, so Melinda kindly shares her experience of it to help answer your questions.
Oxbridge Universities see some of the highest-performing students in the world. But what makes a student Oxbridge material? Here’s why you shouldn’t count yourself out.
Preparing for an Oxford Interview can sometimes feel overwhelming and confusing, so we’ve put together a guide on how to prepare for the big day.
Wondering which subject to study at Oxbridge? Now is the perfect time to sit back and review your options, keep an open mind and find out exactly what interests you. Here is some advice on how to choose your Oxbridge degree.
The “Oxbridge experience” is often shrouded in mystery. Students tend to apply with hundreds of misconceptions and assumptions about what their next three years might be like. Knowing a few key points when applying can make the process a lot less daunting. Here are 10 things I wish I had known when I applied to Oxbridge.
