Problem-based learning (PBL) is used by many medical schools as a teaching style. However, PBL stations are used even if the university is not strictly a PBL institution. In this guide, we’ll explore what you can expect from one of these stations and cover tips for how to stand out and impress the interviewers.
Each year, a huge number of applicants apply to study at Oxbridge and most are unsuccessful. The admissions process is incredibly competitive so not everyone gets offered a place, but what if you didn’t get one this year? We go through the next steps after receiving your rejection.
Everyone talks about the secrets of gaining entry into medical school, but what about the prospective dental students out there?
One of the differences in the ways which Oxford and Cambridge run their interview processes is in the number of interviews and when they take place. This is because the collegiate system, and more specifically the “pooling” system. It operates differently between the two universities and if candidates interviewed at both, they would notice the distinction.
Oxbridge Interviews are hard to prepare for! Fortunately, sample Oxford Interview questions can help you get started. Today we take you through how to use Oxford sample Interview questions to best prepare and practice for the Interview.
Should you get Oxbridge Interview coaching? This article explores the value of receiving support for your upcoming Oxbridge Interviews. We’ll look at what coaching involves and how it can increase your chances of gaining an Oxbridge offer.
What are the main differences between Oxford and Cambridge Interviews? In this guide, we highlight the main differences to provide you with some clarity to help you focus on the university you are applying to.
An overview of training requirements for dentists. Becoming a dentist is a long and difficult process. It is therefore not surprising that the training requirements for dentists are high. After all, dentists have the potential to have an enormously positive impact or to cause serious harm.
Information about Oxford interviews for international students. Coming to Oxford as an international student may require some additional logistical considerations, however, the starting point for an Oxford application is the same for all students. Applicants must complete their UCAS forms, including a personal statement, and go through the necessary stages as part of the selection process.
When applying to a university, one factor that many consider is the quality of the university, especially when it comes to law schools. Rankings are a common way to judge this, but do they offer a definitive answer to the question ‘Which is the best law school?’? In this guide, we’ll review the two primary ranking tables for law schools and explain how these can be used when selecting your university choices.
Cambridge Law Interview questions may seem daunting to answer. Read on to learn how you can put yourself in the best position to succeed.
BMAT Singapore – What is it and why take it? The Singapore BMAT is a test that applicants must take if they wish to study at universities located in Singapore. It is intended to help them assess the critical abilities of applicants to be a successful medical student.
BMAT 2018: All About this Year’s Exam Process and Results. By now, most of you should have already received your results from the BMAT 2018 exam. So, how did you do? Firstly, to those who have done amazingly well on their BMAT results – congratulations! For those, who didn’t quite meet the grades, don’t worry. There are a lot of options out there.
The BMAT 2018 results are out, so you can finally see how you compare to other candidates this year. The BMAT 2018 results, like every year, are graded on a scale of 1.0 to 9.0. 1.0 is low and 9.0 is high. Therefore, the test must be very difficult to get a high score.
If you’re thinking about studying Law at LSE, it’s good to know more about the competitive application process for the world’s seventh highest ranked law degree. In this guide to LSE Law School, we cover the background information you need to understand what it’s really like to study law at LSE.
