Cambridge rejections/acceptances

i know crazy isnt it.

Now that everyone will be offering high A-Level grades I think the universities are hard pushed to find other selection criteria for applicants, especially Oxbridge.

Why didnt you tell me about this sooner?

Does anyone know how I change my courses on my UCAS form?

Now that everyone will be offering high A-Level grades I think the universities are hard pushed to find other selection criteria for applicants, especially Oxbridge.

Personally, I think the Oxbridge admission process needs a total overhaul.

It won't happen. They are too set in their ways. Plus no one can make them change really. Every year they just think up random things to baffle applicants, and admit the ones that amuse them.

Thats what BMAT was all about...and I hear they're planning doing similar tests for even more subjects

It won't happen. They are too set in their ways. Plus no one can make them change really. Every year they just think up random things to baffle applicants, and admit the ones that amuse them.

It won't happen. They are too set in their ways. Plus no one can make them change really. Every year they just think up random things to baffle applicants, and admit the ones that amuse them.

BMAT was a really tough beastie of an exam. How did you do?

I think that portrayal of oxbridge admissions is a wee bit fanciful

Personally, I think the Oxbridge admission process needs a total overhaul.

Miles better than I expected..7.1/7.5. You??

Yes I know. I think the BMAT is a step in the right direction...also the Critical thinkings skills test is quite good.

I'm impressed. A meagre 5.2 and 4.9 I'm afraid. Seems the average was about 4.5

Perhaps hey should do what one medical school (St. Georges, I think) did this year for their graduate fast track medical degree. Chucked out 75% of applications and interviewed 150 for 65 places! Can you imagine the furore that would cause if Oxbridge did that?

Is that the TSA?