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Unlimited Masters Applications?

Could someone tell me if there is a limit to how many times you can apply for a Masters at a particular University? For instance, if I applied to Oxford for 2015-16 but didn't get in, could I still apply for 2016-17?

Reply 1

Jantaculum

Original post by seal36

You certainly could apply for the following year. However if you're planning to do that, it would be worth asking why you didn't get a place first time round - and see if you can improve that area of your application.

Reply 2

iceflyier

Original post by Jantaculum

it would be worth asking why you didn't get a place first time round - and see if you can improve that area of your application.

I don't think they tell people that, though - it says on their website 'Please note that the University does not normally provide individual feedback on unsuccessful applications.' http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/applying-to-oxford/university-policies/complaints

You're certainly allowed to apply as many times as you like.

Reply 3

seal36

Thank you for the replies. How would you rate my chances at getting on a philosophy course at Oxbridige? I study at the University of Birmingham and average 71.

Reply 4

iceflyier

Original post by seal36

Thank you for the replies. How would you rate my chances at getting on a philosophy course at Oxbridige? I study at the University of Birmingham and average 71.