Entry to Oxford accompaniment and assistance

Oxford admission support and assistance

When you consider higher education in England, prestigious universities such as Oxford and Cambridge are often the first thing that comes to mind. Their impeccable reputation and high level of education is really worth the effort when entering, since the requirements for students here are much higher than in other educational institutions.

However, it is worth remembering that the popularity and prestige of the university can also affect the cost of education. Therefore, it is important to consider all possible options and seek advice from specialists to find the optimal solution.

What do you need to know about admission to Oxford?

The average Oxford acceptance rate is approximately 13-17% of applicants. Although these figures are higher than those of leading US universities, competition remains high. In particular, applicants cannot apply to Oxford and Cambridge at the same time. During one academic year, you can apply to no more than 5 universities in Great Britain.

What do you need to get into Oxford?

Oxford places the highest demands on the academic achievements of all applicants. Certificates from both British schools and their international equivalents are considered:

• International Baccalaureate (IB): Overall score of 38-40, including core subjects, and in advanced subjects at least 6 (very good).
• European Baccalaureate: Average score of 85% or higher, and in subjects of advanced study at least 8 (good).
• International A-levels: Grade requirements depend on the program to which the applicant is applying.

Oxford does not accept Russian school certificates. If you are in mainstream school, you need to complete the foundation programme.

Each major at Oxford has its own grade requirements. For example, for classical archeology and history of the ancient world, as well as for classical, European and Middle Eastern languages, grades of no less than AAA (pass/pass/pass) are accepted. For psychology, philosophy and linguistics, as well as for experimental psychology and physics, grades not lower than A*AA (excl.+/excl./excl.) are accepted.

Requirements for majors

For admission to some specialties, you need to pass special entrance exams. For example, programs in Mathematics and Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics, and Mathematics and Philosophy require the MAT (Mathematics Entrance Test).

ELAT (English Literature Entrance Test) is required for English Philology and Literature, Classical and English Philology, English Philology and Modern Languages, History and English Philology.

For History, History (Ancient World and Modern), History and Economics, History and English Philology, History and Modern Languages, History and Political Science, you must take the HAT (History Test).< /p>

Important tips for applicants

1. Show your passion for the subject

Preparation for admission should begin as early as possible, and for this you should decide on the desired specialty even before the transition to senior classes. To deepen knowledge in the chosen field and demonstrate your passion for it, it is worth spending time on extracurricular activities. For example, if you are interested in a humanitarian field (philology, history, political science), it will be useful to join a debate club or a "Model UN" club, where you can develop argumentation skills and learn more about the chosen topic.

2. Reading is the key to success

Oxford is known for the extreme academic rigor of its curricula. Teachers are looking for applicants who are deeply interested in science, and therefore pay attention to the list of books read. They need students who read a lot and not just what is prescribed in the syllabus. This demonstrates the readiness of the applicant to master large amounts of material on his own, which is necessary for successful studies in Oxford.

3. Prepare thoroughly for the interview

Oxford is one of the few British universities where admission requires an interview. At this stage, the applicant has the opportunity to meet potential teachers. The interview is conducted in the form of an informal discussion, where teachers evaluate the knowledge of the applicant in the chosen field.

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