How to Prepare for an Oxbridge Law Interview
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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.
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Oxford PPL Interview: A Student's Perspective
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A PPL applicant recalls the interview that turned into a philosophy discussion on 'what does it mean to know something?' and how they prepared.
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Studying Fine Art at Oxford's Ruskin School
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What studying Fine Art at Oxford's Ruskin School is really like: the studio-heavy course, a typical week, small cohort, and where graduates go.
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Cambridge Engineering Interview: A Student's Perspective
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A Cambridge Engineering applicant shares the questions they were asked, including a cart-on-a-slope puzzle and deriving SHM from scratch.
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Oxford Medicine Interview: A Student's Perspective
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An Oxford medicine applicant on their four interviews, an ethics question with no right answer, and the reading that actually helped.
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Oxford Classics (Literae Humaniores): A Course Guide
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A guide to Oxford's four-year Classics degree: the different entry routes, Mods and Greats, the weekly workload, and where it leads.
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Oxford Chemistry Interview: A Student's Perspective
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An Oxford Chemistry applicant on estimating the mass of air in a room, being taught something new mid-interview, and why enthusiasm mattered.
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Acing the LNAT: Section A and Section B
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A practical look at both LNAT sections, why a 'perfect' multiple-choice score isn't the goal, and how to write the essay well.
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Studying Classics at Oxford
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Studying 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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