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Practical steps for preparing for a 30-minute Oxbridge law interview, plus three past questions and what tutors are really after.
Continue ReadingA PPL applicant recalls the interview that turned into a philosophy discussion on 'what does it mean to know something?' and how they prepared.
Continue ReadingWhat studying Fine Art at Oxford's Ruskin School is really like: the studio-heavy course, a typical week, small cohort, and where graduates go.
Continue ReadingA Cambridge Engineering applicant shares the questions they were asked, including a cart-on-a-slope puzzle and deriving SHM from scratch.
Continue ReadingAn Oxford medicine applicant on their four interviews, an ethics question with no right answer, and the reading that actually helped.
Continue ReadingA guide to Oxford's four-year Classics degree: the different entry routes, Mods and Greats, the weekly workload, and where it leads.
Continue ReadingAn Oxford Chemistry applicant on estimating the mass of air in a room, being taught something new mid-interview, and why enthusiasm mattered.
Continue ReadingA practical look at both LNAT sections, why a 'perfect' multiple-choice score isn't the goal, and how to write the essay well.
Continue ReadingStudying Classics at Oxford is a highly stimulating, challenging, and enriching experience. A four-year course, Classics offers students the chance to (sometimes literally) dig deep into the classical world, in a wide range of subject areas – languag...
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