CZtheDA is procrastinating
I don’t know many people who would rather not get into Oxford.
It’s a beautiful school in a wonderful part of the world where many world-renowned scholars (including quite a few authors) have attended.
CZtheDA is procrastinating
I don’t know many people who would rather not get into Oxford.
It’s a beautiful school in a wonderful part of the world where many world-renowned scholars (including quite a few authors) have attended.
Gosh, its probably gonna be hard as heck but I’m gonna attempt it. I’m a freshman in high school right now, and its the only college that right now I think seems cool. And I used to live in England anyways, I miss Europe. My mom even says she prefers England colleges to American ones, she went to Southbank in London, and my dad went to Imperial College in London too. But i dunno, its pretty far fetched but I can still say its a dream, no?
I’m 16 and Irish. I have three years of school to go and I’m wondering if anyone has any advice as to how I could make myself a more eligable candidate? Also if anyone has any advice for international applicants?
Thanks.
rejected :(
and I’m certainly not waiting around to reapply next year… so goodbye Oxford.
It’s the goal of my life, really. My parents, my sister, my brother-in-law, everyone wants me to go in there. I’m desperate.
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shortyklane asks,
“okay. so i want to get into oxford as a music major. I'm from the US. Honestly, what are the odds of me getting in? Does it help that I'm from the US?”
— 3 years ago |
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Nevi asks,
“Is it possible for U.S. homeschoolers to get into Oxford? And how would one go about doing it?”
— 3 years ago |
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CRunning asks,
“I am going into the 8th grade and I would really appriciate it if anyone who goes to Oxford right now would help me out. I want to know what the requirements are, the money for someone coming from California, USA, and what you have to do to get in. Thanks”
— 4 years ago |
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