‘In this life nothing can be said to be certain, except taxes and death’ — Benjamin Franklin. Franklin was a genius but he left one, very important, item off the list: exams. Because whether you are →
We now come to the fourth and final part of our blog series on getting into Oxbridge. We’ve gone through the entire process of application, from choosing a college and submitting our UCAS form to →
This post picks up from the second part of our Ultimate Guide to Successful Oxbridge Applications which can be found here. The Oxbridge Interview – As scary as it sounds? In the first part of →
Submitting your application This post picks up from the first part of our Ultimate Guide to Successful Oxbridge Applications which can be found here. This blog post contains information relevant to applying to Oxford and →
Applying to Oxbridge can be an intimidating business. After all, these are two of the world’s most competitive universities, and with over 34,000 students applying for around 6,600 places every year, competition is fierce. Getting →
The second half of the 11+ English paper involves composition, where candidates show that they can create a structured, descriptive piece of writing with good vocabulary, grammar and spelling. Here are some examples of the →
