Understanding the entry requirements of your chosen course is the first step in making a competitive application. This guide focuses on Psychology at the University of Oxford, outlining all the entry expectations alongside admissions data from recent application cycles. By the end, you will have a clear understanding of what Oxford looks for in successful Psychology applicants and how competitive the course’s admissions are.
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.
Getting into the University of Oxford is incredibly competitive – over 20,000 students apply each year from around the world, yet only around 15% receive an offer. But what happens after the initial application? How many applicants are invited to interview, how many of those interviewed receive an offer, and how many ultimately accept their place? In this guide, we take a closer look at data from the 2022–2024 application cycles for Oxford’s undergraduate courses to uncover the real interview success rates.
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.
As you may know, the University of Oxford is one of the hardest universities to get into in the world. With world-leading teaching and a rich history, over 20,000 people apply each year for one of less than 3,000 available places to study. In this guide, we will take a look at the data behind last year’s application cycle to understand the 2024 offer and acceptance rates for each of the undergraduate courses Oxford offers.
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.
Russell Group Universities are considered to be some of the best in the UK, which means that competition for offers is high. As such, these universities tend to have higher entry requirements than your average university, although there’s a large amount of variance between courses and universities. In this guide, we’ll explore the standard entry requirements for getting a place at each Russell Group university.
If you’re anxiously awaiting the outcome of your Oxbridge application, this guide is for you. Here we’ll explore when offers from Oxford and Cambridge are sent out, what you should expect to receive and what you need to do next.
There are over 100 universities in the UK, but there is one select group of 24 that are considered not only the best in the UK but some of the best in the whole world. In this guide, we’ll learn about the Russell Group and it’s prestigious universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London and more.
Read through a successful Mathematics Personal Statement for Oxford with a full analysis by an Oxbridge Tutor. Find out why the Personal Statement helped the candidate to receive their offer.
Achieving a strong score on the MAT is extremely important for getting to Oxford Mathematics and other degrees. In this guide, we’ll break down the target scores you should aim for and review past years’ results.
Performing well in the BMSAT is essential to stay competitive in the Oxford Biomedical Sciences application process. In this guide, we’ll break down how the test is scored, the score you’ll need to achieve and review results from previous years.
Applying to study at the University of Oxford is difficult for anyone, but the chances of success for international applicants are even lower. However, it is not impossible, so this guide will explain all of the steps you will need to complete to apply to Oxford and get your dream offer.
Medicine is one of the most popular degrees in the UK, and the same is true of Medicine at Oxford. With over 1,000 applicants each year, getting a spot among the cohort is tough, so this guide will walk you through the process of getting into Oxford Medicine.
Writing a Medicine Personal Statement for Oxford? If so, you’re in the right place! In this post, we go through a REAL Personal Statement submitted to UCAS for a candidate wishing to study Medicine at Oxford.
