Advice and Support

Are you an international student applying to Oxbridge? Read our tips on how to prepare your application over the summer, with a focus on the extra steps international students are asked to take.

History is a fantastic subject to study at university. We provide some of the top reasons why you should pursue a history degree.

Biology is an exciting and rapidly expanding field of study. Here are some of our top reasons why you should pursue a biology degree.

Applying to Oxbridge - let alone university - can seem like a daunting process and you might be worrying about where to start. Here we provide a step-by-step process to help you plan your application and submit everything on time, while giving you the best chance of success.

Applying to Oxbridge can seem like a jump into the unknown, especially if you're unsure whether to study a science or humanities subject. Here, we help you make a more informed decision by breaking down what actually happens in the typical day of an Oxford science student.

The content of your personal statement is incredibly important, and needs to be delivered clearly, or its meaning may be lost or obscured. At its best, a personal statement is a concise and individual footprint of your academic interests. At its worst it can be predictable, boring and cringe-inducing. So what are the key things you need to remember about the structure and style of your personal statement? 

Writing a personal statement with Oxbridge in mind? Check out our handy guide: what to do and what to avoid in your personal statement.

The prospect of applying to Oxbridge may seem intimidating, especially if you're not sure what the college system involves - or what life will be like there. Here, we break down what exactly an Oxbridge college is.

Science isn't just about research and working in a lab - so if lab work isn't your thing, don't let this put you off studying a science at university. Here are some alternative careers for a science graduate.

Here we outline some crucial information you should know about the BMAT and advice so you can start making your preparation plan over the summer.

The Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA) is being used more widely in Oxford and Cambridge admissions processes to help universities narrow down candidates based on their score. Read our top tips on how to best prepare.

Getting some practical work experience before applying to university is valuable no matter your subject, as it provides you with key transferable skills and showcases your initiative. If you’re looking to boost your personal statement by carrying out a work placement, here are some things to remember.