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hi everyone! So I'm planning to apply for oxford next year (for 2017) to study law with one year in Italy (my country). I need any possible advice I could need, from what's the best college (I'm looking for a relaxed, friendly, fun atmosphere) to what should I study for the interview (and what should I wear..) and everything I can do to improve my chances of getting in. I'm already taking English classes so by January 2017 I'll probably have taken all my exams (I'm taking advanced this year and proficiency the next), what else should I do? On the other side, what's the atmosphere like there? Long story short, everything you wish somebody gave you before applying/getting in
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(Original post by atarassia)
hi everyone! So I'm planning to apply for oxford next year (for 2017) to study law with one year in Italy (my country). I need any possible advice I could need, from what's the best college (I'm looking for a relaxed, friendly, fun atmosphere) to what should I study for the interview (and what should I wear..) and everything I can do to improve my chances of getting in. I'm already taking English classes so by January 2017 I'll probably have taken all my exams (I'm taking advanced this year and proficiency the next), what else should I do? On the other side, what's the atmosphere like there? Long story short, everything you wish somebody gave you before applying/getting in
hi everyone! So I'm planning to apply for oxford next year (for 2017) to study law with one year in Italy (my country). I need any possible advice I could need, from what's the best college (I'm looking for a relaxed, friendly, fun atmosphere) to what should I study for the interview (and what should I wear..) and everything I can do to improve my chances of getting in. I'm already taking English classes so by January 2017 I'll probably have taken all my exams (I'm taking advanced this year and proficiency the next), what else should I do? On the other side, what's the atmosphere like there? Long story short, everything you wish somebody gave you before applying/getting in
The Oxford website has absolutely everything you need to know to prepare for interview. Go to the law section and you'll find all the information you need. In terms of what to wear for interview if you're invited, wear whatever you're comfortable with (as long as it's decent) - there's no specific dress code.
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(Original post by atarassia)
hi everyone! So I'm planning to apply for oxford next year (for 2017) to study law with one year in Italy (my country). I need any possible advice I could need, from what's the best college (I'm looking for a relaxed, friendly, fun atmosphere)
hi everyone! So I'm planning to apply for oxford next year (for 2017) to study law with one year in Italy (my country). I need any possible advice I could need, from what's the best college (I'm looking for a relaxed, friendly, fun atmosphere)
Anyway - colleges are not subject-specific really. You should develop some narrower criteria - no college is going to claim it isn't relaxed or friendly! Old/new, large small etc.
(and what should I wear..)
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Thank you very much for your advices, you've been both very helpful!
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If you haven't seen it already, check out oxvlog, it has great advice and descriptions. One of them is a law student.
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(Original post by nexttime)
Your written English seems pretty good, but some feedback: advice doesn't really have a pleural.
Your written English seems pretty good, but some feedback: advice doesn't really have a pleural.
...I'll get my coat.
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(Original post by alcibiade)
If you haven't seen it already, check out oxvlog, it has great advice and descriptions. One of them is a law student.
If you haven't seen it already, check out oxvlog, it has great advice and descriptions. One of them is a law student.
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