Direct entry to Second year ??

Does it happen in both Oxbridge ?

No. Never, as far as I'm aware.

I'm not sure that's true. I think you might be able to if you've already done a degree in something similar.

"Candidates who are granted 'Senior Status' are exempt from the First Public Examination in Oxford and therefore may gain direct entry to the second year of the course. However, Senior Status is not automatically granted. The qualification for such status is an approved degree at an approved university obtained after courses extending over three years at that university."

I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about..what is a Senior status ? (I m international Student btw)

Ive got a conditional offer from LSE to read Management Sciences from Sept 2005.

Senor status is if you already have a degree and want to do a second undergrad degree

Ill take that as "no" to my initial question . . .

Unless there is an alternative solution ?????

Ill take that as "no" to my initial question . . .

Unless there is an alternative solution ?????

Never heard of anyone skipping the first year (with the exception of affiliated / senior students). Why do you want to do that by the way? What do you hope to study?

Wow I am terribly sorry I think there was a misunderstanding. my fault though.

I was wondering about transferring to Oxbridge from other Uni.
and if you see the UCAS form there is "Direct Entry to Second Year" box to tick. And thought that was the only way to get transferred from other Unis.

Can anyone tell me about transfer then ?


I really am sorry

Wow I am terribly sorry I think there was a misunderstanding. my fault though.

I was wondering about transferring to Oxbridge from other Uni.
and if you see the UCAS form there is "Direct Entry to Second Year" box to tick. And thought that was the only way to get transferred from other Unis.

Can anyone tell me about transfer then ?


I really am sorry