What are the chances I would be considered for Oxford University?
Q. I'm an Australian (but I lived in London and the Netherlands for a while when I was a kid) and I have always wanted to go to Oxford and study History and Politics. I get good grades at my school, I've been awarded four academic excellence schollarships, and several academic excellence awards - but I'm not the smartest person at my school. I'm really interested in history and politics, and I was wondering if any Oxford allumni would be able to say whether or not I would have a chance at being accepted, and have any advice for the application and interview process? Thanks!
Asked by Ann - Sun Oct 18 03:26:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I harboured such ambitions too, but I might just end up doing my postgrad there. From what I hear, you have a good case. Just my opinion. I mean, look at all those awards! So what if you're not the one smartest at your school? If Oxford only recruited the one smartest kid from every college in their near vicinity, they wouldn't be able to stay open long for lack of funds, right? (My assumption. heh.) Good luck, no harm in applying.
Answered by D - Sun Oct 18 03:34:16 2009
Q. I'm an Australian (but I lived in London and the Netherlands for a while when I was a kid) and I have always wanted to go to Oxford and study History and Politics. I get good grades at my school, I've been awarded four academic excellence schollarships, and several academic excellence awards - but I'm not the smartest person at my school. I'm really interested in history and politics, and I was wondering if any Oxford allumni would be able to say whether or not I would have a chance at being accepted, and have any advice for the application and interview process? Thanks!
Asked by Ann - Sun Oct 18 03:26:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I harboured such ambitions too, but I might just end up doing my postgrad there. From what I hear, you have a good case. Just my opinion. I mean, look at all those awards! So what if you're not the one smartest at your school? If Oxford only recruited the one smartest kid from every college in their near vicinity, they wouldn't be able to stay open long for lack of funds, right? (My assumption. heh.) Good luck, no harm in applying.
Answered by D - Sun Oct 18 03:34:16 2009
What is the academic life at Oxford like? Which colleges are considered to be the easiest and hardest?
Q. I'm considering studying abroad at Oxford. However, I want to go to a top law school and know I need a great GPA. I currently have a 3.9 at a top school in the U.S but am afraid that the grading will be much more difficult at Oxford and my GPA will be negatively impacted by studying at Oxford.
Asked by Curious Student - Tue Nov 4 12:23:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In terms of academics, Oxford is a top-notch college, and you will have to work incredibly hard to keep your grades up. In terms of the people who attend oxford, they tend to be pretentious, over-privileged people who tend to be odious of Americans. But your call.
Answered by Melissa - Tue Nov 4 12:30:08 2008
Q. I'm considering studying abroad at Oxford. However, I want to go to a top law school and know I need a great GPA. I currently have a 3.9 at a top school in the U.S but am afraid that the grading will be much more difficult at Oxford and my GPA will be negatively impacted by studying at Oxford.
Asked by Curious Student - Tue Nov 4 12:23:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In terms of academics, Oxford is a top-notch college, and you will have to work incredibly hard to keep your grades up. In terms of the people who attend oxford, they tend to be pretentious, over-privileged people who tend to be odious of Americans. But your call.
Answered by Melissa - Tue Nov 4 12:30:08 2008
What are some fastpitch softball teams in oxford mississippi?
Q. I just moved to Oxford, MS and i really need to find a traveling softball team to play on. I need a 16U or !8 Gold team.
Asked by a_d_m32 - Sat Sep 8 15:59:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I dont know, try searching it on google or something, or ask the people in your town.
Answered by BEAST OF THE EAST - Sat Sep 8 16:12:49 2007
Q. I just moved to Oxford, MS and i really need to find a traveling softball team to play on. I need a 16U or !8 Gold team.
Asked by a_d_m32 - Sat Sep 8 15:59:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I dont know, try searching it on google or something, or ask the people in your town.
Answered by BEAST OF THE EAST - Sat Sep 8 16:12:49 2007
Whats the difference between a classic and oxford long sleeve shirt?
Q. Im uniform shopping for my son whos going to preschool. He needs a white long sleeved shirt. Whats the difference between classic and oxford. Is one nicer or comfier. Thanks.
Asked by FrustratedMomof2 - Mon Aug 13 16:58:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its the same thing, just have your son try on either type and see which one is more fitting for him. Classic and oxford are just names people use when naming dress shirts. Oxford shirts are another word for dress shirt.
Answered by Lemonade is Good - Mon Aug 13 17:06:10 2007
Q. Im uniform shopping for my son whos going to preschool. He needs a white long sleeved shirt. Whats the difference between classic and oxford. Is one nicer or comfier. Thanks.
Asked by FrustratedMomof2 - Mon Aug 13 16:58:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its the same thing, just have your son try on either type and see which one is more fitting for him. Classic and oxford are just names people use when naming dress shirts. Oxford shirts are another word for dress shirt.
Answered by Lemonade is Good - Mon Aug 13 17:06:10 2007
How much does Oxford cost (USD) and what do I need to do to get in?
Q. I'm planning which colleges to apply to and certain parental units are demanding "best education for cheapest cost" decisions. How much is Oxford, which one of it's colleges is best for a History degree, and what do I have to do to get in? I'm also looking at McGill in Canada, Georgetown, Columbia, and NYU in the States.
Asked by aries - Sun Apr 26 20:10:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since Oxford is a British uni and they have an entirely different program (A-Levels, Sixth Form, let's not get into it) to some degree it's hard to compare. There's no definite GPA you need, because Oxford looks at A-Level scores. You can figure that you need for Oxford what you need for Harvard. 3.75 and above, preferably 3.8 or more. What you need is AP scores. Since in Britan, students take a year of "sixth form college" (which for us would be somewhat like Freshman year or International Baccalaureate or a full year of AP courses) American students must have either an IB diploma, 3 AP test scores, or a year of college. To get into Oxford, the 3 AP scores you submit would need to be 5,5,5. They do sometimes admit students with 5,5,4,… [cont.]
Answered by millancad - Mon Apr 27 03:25:38 2009
Q. I'm planning which colleges to apply to and certain parental units are demanding "best education for cheapest cost" decisions. How much is Oxford, which one of it's colleges is best for a History degree, and what do I have to do to get in? I'm also looking at McGill in Canada, Georgetown, Columbia, and NYU in the States.
Asked by aries - Sun Apr 26 20:10:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since Oxford is a British uni and they have an entirely different program (A-Levels, Sixth Form, let's not get into it) to some degree it's hard to compare. There's no definite GPA you need, because Oxford looks at A-Level scores. You can figure that you need for Oxford what you need for Harvard. 3.75 and above, preferably 3.8 or more. What you need is AP scores. Since in Britan, students take a year of "sixth form college" (which for us would be somewhat like Freshman year or International Baccalaureate or a full year of AP courses) American students must have either an IB diploma, 3 AP test scores, or a year of college. To get into Oxford, the 3 AP scores you submit would need to be 5,5,5. They do sometimes admit students with 5,5,4,… [cont.]
Answered by millancad - Mon Apr 27 03:25:38 2009
How can I get facts about Oxford university?
Q. I have been searching, for great universties, and read that oxford is the best in the world. I would like to know what they are best in. Is it engineering, science, natural-science, etc? I also want to know if they are the best in aerospace science too. I really need the web site and were to find facts about Oxford university.
Asked by JONES - Sun Mar 25 05:38:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would have thought you just type something like "Oxford University" into a search engine and see what comes up.
Answered by Dover Soles - Sun Mar 25 06:53:49 2007
Q. I have been searching, for great universties, and read that oxford is the best in the world. I would like to know what they are best in. Is it engineering, science, natural-science, etc? I also want to know if they are the best in aerospace science too. I really need the web site and were to find facts about Oxford university.
Asked by JONES - Sun Mar 25 05:38:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would have thought you just type something like "Oxford University" into a search engine and see what comes up.
Answered by Dover Soles - Sun Mar 25 06:53:49 2007
How do I contact Oxford University from Canada?
Q. I am currently in grade 10, and am interested in attending Oxford University in the future, in the physics department. I wish to phone them and ask them about their policy regarding grade 13 final marks, the required G.P.A or grade average needed for acceptance. If you know either a phone number where the university can be reached from, or the answers to my inquiries, it would be heavily appreciated. And please, no people commenting on how 'I still have so much time to decide which university I want to attend' because trust me, I know.
Asked by The Fat Old Man::::::(:):::::::: - Wed Jan 6 18:15:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well seeing as you needed to use Yahoo Answers to find this out I doubt you will get in but here: Oxford University is an extremely prestigious university, so unless your grades are in the high 90's (at least 95 for each), you have over 100 hours of community service, and your family is willing to pay ~$100,000-$400,000 for you to go there and live there + air fare + food etc... then I doubt you will go. If you are in the central provinces I recommend you go to U of Toronto, Waterloo, or McGill, if you're in the west then either U of Alberta or UBC are good, and if you are in the east then Mount Allison and Dalhousie are rather nice. Good luck in your continuing studies.
Answered by Captain Aldous Gentleman IV - Wed Jan 6 23:27:18 2010
Q. I am currently in grade 10, and am interested in attending Oxford University in the future, in the physics department. I wish to phone them and ask them about their policy regarding grade 13 final marks, the required G.P.A or grade average needed for acceptance. If you know either a phone number where the university can be reached from, or the answers to my inquiries, it would be heavily appreciated. And please, no people commenting on how 'I still have so much time to decide which university I want to attend' because trust me, I know.
Asked by The Fat Old Man::::::(:):::::::: - Wed Jan 6 18:15:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well seeing as you needed to use Yahoo Answers to find this out I doubt you will get in but here: Oxford University is an extremely prestigious university, so unless your grades are in the high 90's (at least 95 for each), you have over 100 hours of community service, and your family is willing to pay ~$100,000-$400,000 for you to go there and live there + air fare + food etc... then I doubt you will go. If you are in the central provinces I recommend you go to U of Toronto, Waterloo, or McGill, if you're in the west then either U of Alberta or UBC are good, and if you are in the east then Mount Allison and Dalhousie are rather nice. Good luck in your continuing studies.
Answered by Captain Aldous Gentleman IV - Wed Jan 6 23:27:18 2010
What is the fastest way to get from Brighton to Oxford?
Q. I need to get from Brighton to Oxford this friday. I went to one stop travel in Brighton and coach was 42 pounds. Is there any other cheaper way to get there? And where can I purchase the tickets? Thanks.
Asked by pb k - Tue Oct 10 05:58:51 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you cant afford the train or coach, try hitch hiking - this is the route there by land: Simple, from Brighton A23 then M23 to Reigate, M25 to Slough and last M40 to Oxford. This link may be useful:
Answered by kalizzi - Tue Oct 10 06:50:17 2006
Q. I need to get from Brighton to Oxford this friday. I went to one stop travel in Brighton and coach was 42 pounds. Is there any other cheaper way to get there? And where can I purchase the tickets? Thanks.
Asked by pb k - Tue Oct 10 05:58:51 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you cant afford the train or coach, try hitch hiking - this is the route there by land: Simple, from Brighton A23 then M23 to Reigate, M25 to Slough and last M40 to Oxford. This link may be useful:
Answered by kalizzi - Tue Oct 10 06:50:17 2006
What are the good addresses to have tea and scones in Oxford?
Q. I am a new student at Oxford and therefore I'd be glad to be indicated some good places to sit and have some rest because I don't have too much time to peregrinate and seek for them myself ! I live near Magdalen College. Thank you in advance for your shrewd counsel.
Asked by Dickens The Scouser - Sun Oct 4 07:30:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just sit and enjoy, Afternoon Tea is always better with Company and there is lots of that at Magdelan. I think it's an absolute hoot how the President of College explains the benefits of Magdelan on the web site. "Magdalen has excellent facilities and participation by our students in extra-curricular activities is strongly encouraged". Typical Menu and place to go and ruminate is The Old Parsonage, its only 349 years old so wasn't there when Magdelan was founded. old parsonage hotel , 1 banbury road oxford ox2 6NN 01865 310210 They do a few different types of special Teas, as follows: afternoon tea very high tea 14.95 A Choice of Finger Sandwiches: Cream cheese, Chives & watercress, Egg mayonnaise & anchovy Jersey crab & cucumber, [cont.]
Answered by terryellislondon - Wed Oct 7 10:03:39 2009
Q. I am a new student at Oxford and therefore I'd be glad to be indicated some good places to sit and have some rest because I don't have too much time to peregrinate and seek for them myself ! I live near Magdalen College. Thank you in advance for your shrewd counsel.
Asked by Dickens The Scouser - Sun Oct 4 07:30:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just sit and enjoy, Afternoon Tea is always better with Company and there is lots of that at Magdelan. I think it's an absolute hoot how the President of College explains the benefits of Magdelan on the web site. "Magdalen has excellent facilities and participation by our students in extra-curricular activities is strongly encouraged". Typical Menu and place to go and ruminate is The Old Parsonage, its only 349 years old so wasn't there when Magdelan was founded. old parsonage hotel , 1 banbury road oxford ox2 6NN 01865 310210 They do a few different types of special Teas, as follows: afternoon tea very high tea 14.95 A Choice of Finger Sandwiches: Cream cheese, Chives & watercress, Egg mayonnaise & anchovy Jersey crab & cucumber, [cont.]
Answered by terryellislondon - Wed Oct 7 10:03:39 2009
What is the best way to apply to Oxford University?
Q. When should you apply? What do you write in your personal statement? Should you go to Open Days? What is Oxford life like? ... hopefully someone will be able to answer these questions with any additional information about Oxford! Thanx a bunch.
Asked by Herm - Wed Aug 29 16:53:34 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The deadline for Oxbridge (and medicine) is October 15th in the year before you intend to apply. If you are hoping to apply for a deferred place, be aware that Physics and Maths tutors do not like this as your maths will go rusty in your gap year. You'll also have to convince the tutors that you would be good enough even if next year's pool of applicants turned out to be quite strong. You apply via UCAS like you would with other UK universities. You'll also have tor send off an Oxford Application Form (OAF) around that time as well. You can download the OAF from their website I think, but your school will probably have some copies so ask your teachers. Depending on your subject you might have to send off some sample essays. If you do… [cont.]
Answered by Tim W - Wed Aug 29 18:50:24 2007
Q. When should you apply? What do you write in your personal statement? Should you go to Open Days? What is Oxford life like? ... hopefully someone will be able to answer these questions with any additional information about Oxford! Thanx a bunch.
Asked by Herm - Wed Aug 29 16:53:34 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The deadline for Oxbridge (and medicine) is October 15th in the year before you intend to apply. If you are hoping to apply for a deferred place, be aware that Physics and Maths tutors do not like this as your maths will go rusty in your gap year. You'll also have to convince the tutors that you would be good enough even if next year's pool of applicants turned out to be quite strong. You apply via UCAS like you would with other UK universities. You'll also have tor send off an Oxford Application Form (OAF) around that time as well. You can download the OAF from their website I think, but your school will probably have some copies so ask your teachers. Depending on your subject you might have to send off some sample essays. If you do… [cont.]
Answered by Tim W - Wed Aug 29 18:50:24 2007
How do you get to Oxford Street by train from Harrow and Wealdstone train station?
Q. Me and some friends have decided to go to oxford street for the day although we don't know how to get there. We know you can get there by train from Harrow and Wealdstone train station but we dont know if we have to change trains and everything. Please could you answer as quickly as possible as we are going later on today!! Thanks
Asked by MaddyW. - Tue Aug 4 23:46:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Harrow and Wealdstone is on the Bakerloo. isn't it ? Go straight to Oxford Circus, which is in the middle of Oxford Street. (You were up early, weren't you ?)
Answered by Beardo - Wed Aug 5 00:56:56 2009
Q. Me and some friends have decided to go to oxford street for the day although we don't know how to get there. We know you can get there by train from Harrow and Wealdstone train station but we dont know if we have to change trains and everything. Please could you answer as quickly as possible as we are going later on today!! Thanks
Asked by MaddyW. - Tue Aug 4 23:46:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Harrow and Wealdstone is on the Bakerloo. isn't it ? Go straight to Oxford Circus, which is in the middle of Oxford Street. (You were up early, weren't you ?)
Answered by Beardo - Wed Aug 5 00:56:56 2009
Where can i find an online copy of the oxford dictionary?
Q. I am trying to find a copy of the 'full' oxford dictionary online, I can only find the concise one and that isn't very helpful, I do have oxford reference membership but unable to find it. Thank you in advance for your help.
Asked by harrycoates - Mon Dec 1 07:52:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Simon C - Mon Dec 1 07:57:29 2008
Q. I am trying to find a copy of the 'full' oxford dictionary online, I can only find the concise one and that isn't very helpful, I do have oxford reference membership but unable to find it. Thank you in advance for your help.
Asked by harrycoates - Mon Dec 1 07:52:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Simon C - Mon Dec 1 07:57:29 2008
Would Oxford University offer a place to a 16 year old that has not yet sat their AS exams let alone A2s?
Q. There is this girl I know who is 16 and is telling everyone she is going to Oxford and has been offered a place but doesn't know what college she's going to. She hasn't done her A-levels and i thought you had to have got these before offered a place. Is she lying?
Asked by Matt - Sat May 16 18:30:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, she's lying. Unless your friend is Princess Eugenie =] I mean really. She doesn't know what college she's going to ? And no A-levels ?
Answered by John - Sat May 16 18:55:30 2009
Q. There is this girl I know who is 16 and is telling everyone she is going to Oxford and has been offered a place but doesn't know what college she's going to. She hasn't done her A-levels and i thought you had to have got these before offered a place. Is she lying?
Asked by Matt - Sat May 16 18:30:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, she's lying. Unless your friend is Princess Eugenie =] I mean really. She doesn't know what college she's going to ? And no A-levels ?
Answered by John - Sat May 16 18:55:30 2009
Would Oxford University in England be a good college to go to to become an author?
Q. I would like to know because someone once told me that Oxford was a literature school and I am not so sure. If not can someone help me with finding a good school, overseas, to become an author?
Asked by MaddieT - Mon Jun 1 22:39:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oxford university is a top world renowned university, and one of the best universities in the UK. and has coughed out many authors yes oxford was generally classed as the litrature uni while cambridge a science one but they are both really good in general ranking in the top ten for most subjects. Durham is also a good university for english it is ranked 1 for english in some league tables. (scroll to academic) with the reputation of both these universities entry into them is difficult. with them both most probably asking you for 3 A's. with the average student at oxford probably having around 4 or 5 A's (some with 6) and durham with 3-4 A's
Answered by cheesecheese - Thu Jun 4 09:28:07 2009
Q. I would like to know because someone once told me that Oxford was a literature school and I am not so sure. If not can someone help me with finding a good school, overseas, to become an author?
Asked by MaddieT - Mon Jun 1 22:39:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oxford university is a top world renowned university, and one of the best universities in the UK. and has coughed out many authors yes oxford was generally classed as the litrature uni while cambridge a science one but they are both really good in general ranking in the top ten for most subjects. Durham is also a good university for english it is ranked 1 for english in some league tables. (scroll to academic) with the reputation of both these universities entry into them is difficult. with them both most probably asking you for 3 A's. with the average student at oxford probably having around 4 or 5 A's (some with 6) and durham with 3-4 A's
Answered by cheesecheese - Thu Jun 4 09:28:07 2009
What is the best Theological College in Oxford or Cambridge?
Q. Do you know a better one than Heythrop College,London University?Name some Theological colleges in Oxford or Cambridge?I also want Prayer and support from Christians for the right Theological College and whether I should go to Cambridge at 46!
Asked by godbar - Mon Apr 28 17:05:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this website hope it helps xx
Answered by Tiamat - Mon Apr 28 18:50:38 2008
Q. Do you know a better one than Heythrop College,London University?Name some Theological colleges in Oxford or Cambridge?I also want Prayer and support from Christians for the right Theological College and whether I should go to Cambridge at 46!
Asked by godbar - Mon Apr 28 17:05:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this website hope it helps xx
Answered by Tiamat - Mon Apr 28 18:50:38 2008
What qualifications are required to get into Oxford University?
Q. I am homeschooled by a tutor and wish to go to Oxford after I finish sixth form. What A level qualifications would I need? And do they review your GCSE results as well as your A levels?
Asked by Lovable Nocturne - Tue Sep 15 08:21:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, they take your GCSEs into account. You need all A's (or A*'s - I'm not sure if they're available yet) and a really good application form.
Answered by seimaow - Tue Sep 15 09:32:28 2009
Q. I am homeschooled by a tutor and wish to go to Oxford after I finish sixth form. What A level qualifications would I need? And do they review your GCSE results as well as your A levels?
Asked by Lovable Nocturne - Tue Sep 15 08:21:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, they take your GCSEs into account. You need all A's (or A*'s - I'm not sure if they're available yet) and a really good application form.
Answered by seimaow - Tue Sep 15 09:32:28 2009
If i ever went to oxford how would i go about applying to Oxford?
Q. I am seriously considering eventually going abroad for my collage education how would i increase my chances of getting into a university such as Oxford. Also how would i go about submitting an application? Any suggestions?
Asked by aly homewood(cg) - Mon Aug 18 02:00:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you even look at the website for the University of Oxford? All of the information you need is there.
Answered by CPG - Mon Aug 18 10:49:41 2008
Q. I am seriously considering eventually going abroad for my collage education how would i increase my chances of getting into a university such as Oxford. Also how would i go about submitting an application? Any suggestions?
Asked by aly homewood(cg) - Mon Aug 18 02:00:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you even look at the website for the University of Oxford? All of the information you need is there.
Answered by CPG - Mon Aug 18 10:49:41 2008
Which is the easiest way to get from Charing Cross to Oxford Street?
Q. I'm 15 and am going to London for the first time by myself, with a couple of friends. I've been a few times with my parents. We're planning to go to Oxford Street. We're getting the train to Charing Cross. What do you think the easiest way would be to get from Charing Cross station to Oxford Street?
Asked by keeeewl - Wed Feb 18 08:27:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you don't fancy a walk then get on the Bakerloo tube line at Charing Cross station and go to Oxford Circus station... this will then bring you out near or oppostite Top Shop. Have fun and be careful on the tube. You can view a tube map at the link I've posted.
Answered by Holiday Insider - Wed Feb 18 10:14:58 2009
Q. I'm 15 and am going to London for the first time by myself, with a couple of friends. I've been a few times with my parents. We're planning to go to Oxford Street. We're getting the train to Charing Cross. What do you think the easiest way would be to get from Charing Cross station to Oxford Street?
Asked by keeeewl - Wed Feb 18 08:27:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you don't fancy a walk then get on the Bakerloo tube line at Charing Cross station and go to Oxford Circus station... this will then bring you out near or oppostite Top Shop. Have fun and be careful on the tube. You can view a tube map at the link I've posted.
Answered by Holiday Insider - Wed Feb 18 10:14:58 2009
Do I have to be an Oxford student in order to read in the Bodleian library?
Q. I plan to stay in Oxford for about a month, working on some research. Do I have right to use the premises without being an Oxford student? What is the procedure?
Asked by baby-jaguar - Sun Aug 31 08:04:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not sure but their contact details are at
Answered by derbydolphin - Sun Aug 31 11:52:39 2008
Q. I plan to stay in Oxford for about a month, working on some research. Do I have right to use the premises without being an Oxford student? What is the procedure?
Asked by baby-jaguar - Sun Aug 31 08:04:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not sure but their contact details are at
Answered by derbydolphin - Sun Aug 31 11:52:39 2008
How competitive is Oxford and Cambridge?
Q. How competitive is admisssion to Oxford and Cambridge? Is it hard / complicated to get a student visa? What tests do I have to take in order to apply to those universities?
Asked by Praptorkian Evangelist - Thu May 22 22:42:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On par with Harvard/Yale/Princeton. Not impossible if you are a good student but you need GREAT credentials (especially GPA/SAT/AP's) aka. 4.0 Gpa/ 4.5+ Weighted, 2350+ Sat, all 5's on Ap's
Answered by bleedblue12345 - Thu May 22 22:59:21 2008
Q. How competitive is admisssion to Oxford and Cambridge? Is it hard / complicated to get a student visa? What tests do I have to take in order to apply to those universities?
Asked by Praptorkian Evangelist - Thu May 22 22:42:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On par with Harvard/Yale/Princeton. Not impossible if you are a good student but you need GREAT credentials (especially GPA/SAT/AP's) aka. 4.0 Gpa/ 4.5+ Weighted, 2350+ Sat, all 5's on Ap's
Answered by bleedblue12345 - Thu May 22 22:59:21 2008
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