After a number of changes within the Oxbridge admissions test space, the University of Oxford has announced its partnership with global testing company Pearson VUE to deliver all of its admissions tests. In this guide we’ll explore what’s happened, how it will affect your application and what it means for admissions testing as a whole.
Applying to Oxford or Cambridge from outside the UK is a tough process, especially when considering how competitive it is. However, as well as the application process, international applicants will also need to decide which college they wish to apply to. Are there colleges that are better for those from overseas? This guide will explore this question to see which colleges would be right for you.
Oxford is actioning various changes to its admissions testing process, including the introduction of a new admissions test for Biomedical Sciences applicants. Simply titled the BMSAT (Biomedical Sciences Admissions Test), applicants need to be prepared for this new test for the 2024 admissions cycle.
When taking your GCSEs at school, you assume that these results are incredibly important and will be the key to your success in your university application. However, while these exams are important, how much are they considered at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge? In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about GCSEs in your Oxbridge application.
Oxbridge interviews are known for being tough and sometimes a little bit intimidating. However, although the admissions tutors are highly selective, they aren’t purposely trying to make you feel nervous. As such, you will often be asked at least one weird and wonderful question during your interview, so let’s take a look at some examples from previous years, including a breakdown of how you could approach it!
When researching UK university applications, you will likely have heard of Oxbridge (Oxford and Cambridge Universities), but you may also have heard of the ‘G5 Universities’, sometimes known as the Golden Triangle. This guide will explore what this term means, which universities are included and why you may want to apply to them.
After a large amount of complaints from students and schools regarding technical issues affecting Oxford’s various computer-based admissions tests, the Oxford Maths Department will be launching a new, shorter admissions tests for those who were affected by the issues.
We attended the University of Oxford’s 2023 Open Day and got the chance to speak with Oxford faculty about the Oxford admissions for 2024 and beyond. This guide summarises everything we learnt, including details for 3 of the biggest subjects at Oxford.
It has been announced that a series of admissions tests used by the University of Oxford will no longer be administered by Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing. Find out what is happening and how this will affect your application.
With 39 colleges at the University of Oxford, it is difficult to decide which college to choose. Each college has its own history and traditions, so let’s take a look at each college, including its size, its alumni, life at the college and why it is famous.
There’s a lot to prepare for when it comes to physics in the Oxford Physics Admissions Test (PAT), so this guide will explore the syllabus for the test and how you can prepare for these questions.
For prospective Engineering students at Oxford University, here’s what a day in the life of an Engineering student looks like. Final-year Engineering student Matthew shares with us what life was like for him.
Deciding to go to university in the UK is a huge decision to make. With so many factors to consider it is easy to get confused. We go through everything you need to know as an international student wanting to study Economics.
Have you ever wondered what life is like as a Chemistry student at Oxford? Third-year student Joseph Young shares his insights into what life is like.
Deciding what Oxford Engineering course combination to take can be a difficult decision, but what are the different combinations to choose from?
