What are the requirements to apply for an undergraduate at the University of Oxford???

Applying to Oxford Undergraduate Step 1: UCAS Application.

Applications must be submitted from September 1 to October 15.

You will need to provide your own information, including a personal statement about your interest in the course you are applying for, and a recommendation from a teacher or advisor, all online** – without asking for or accepting other references, transcripts or qualifications.

Most people apply in the final year of college or university, and if this is the case, then your referee will need to provide you with a projected result – where they state your expected grade (or equivalent qualification) at your A-levels.

Applying to Oxford Undergraduate Step 2: Testing.

For many courses, the need to take a test is part of the application. All entrance exams (except for the LNAT in Law) are organized by the Admission Testing Service Center. Exams start on 5 November 2014 and you must register by 15 October.

If you are currently at a college or university, you can ask your examiner to register you (your college must be a test centre first), otherwise you can only take the test at an open centre. If you are applying to study law, you will need to take the LNAT exam between 1 September and 20 October 2014. You must register by October 5, 2014 to secure a seat.

Step 3 of applying to an undergraduate student at the University of Oxford: Written work.

For many programs, it is required to send a written work as part of the application. Written works are generally expected to be within 2,000 words and accepted by November 10.

Step 4 of applying to an undergraduate at the University of Oxford: Interview.

If you are shortlisted, you will be invited for an interview in late December.

Applying to Oxford Undergraduate Step 5: Deciding.

Shortlisted candidates will normally be notified of the outcome of their applications on or about 7 January 2015.

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1. Application time.

The application channel for master's programs at the University of Oxford will generally open in September, and the deadline for the first round of applications is generally in mid-to-late January 2020, depending on the course. If you need a visa, it is recommended that you apply before January.

2. Application fee.

To apply for postgraduate courses at the University of Oxford, there is a non-refundable application fee of £75 per course, which means that the course is non-refundable even if you are not accepted into the course.

3. Application requirements.

Academic requirements: To apply for a master's program at the University of Oxford, you generally need to obtain a second-class honours bachelor's degree from a British university, and some courses even need to obtain a first-class honours bachelor's degree, for international students, applying for a master's program at the University of Oxford requires an average undergraduate score of more than 87%, and most majors also have requirements in terms of academic background, which need to be relevant to the course you are applying for, and if you want to apply for a Saeed Business School course, you also need to provide a qualified GMAT GRE score.

IELTS requirements: To apply for master's programs at the University of Oxford, you basically need to obtain an overall IELTS score with no band lower than the individual score, and only a very small number of courses accept the standard of IELTS overall score and no band lower than the individual score.

4. Interview and offer issuance.

Generally, within 8-10 weeks after the application deadline, the University of Oxford will issue an offer letter, for example, for the application deadline courses that end in January, you can generally receive an offer in late March to early April; However, before the offer is issued after the application, you may also receive an interview application from the University of Oxford, which is mainly conducted in Skype**, ** or face-to-face, and the interview performance is also an important part of whether the University of Oxford issues an offer.