Oxford Graduate Application 2012/13

the student ID number is the one you receive in the IT log in info email.

Hello Latis, if you have yet to received the email from OUCS, the student number will probably be the same as your OSS. For me, they are both the same. Not sure if it applies to all though.

Ok thanks a lot... Then I will take the OSS number as my student ID number.

Cheers

Thanks for the tip... It seems to me that, compared to the 25 pounds my college charges for its bedlinen set, all other sets are quite expensive. However, since HoVis said the college´s set will be too cold in winter and that a 4 seasons set is better, I think I will have to go with linen from a shop. Thus, your tip is very useful to me... THANKS A LOT

Nonetheless I should mention that the 4 seasons set at Boswells has 2 sheets (one for summer and one for autumn and tucked together they´re for winter, as far as I understood...)

Has anyone e-mailed the English faculty to ask about the reading lists?

Helo Latis, I just realised that you will not be required to fill in any student ID number (if you are referring to the University Contract). It says on the form "For Office Use" which means the administration person will handle that section.

Hello, I'm also studying the 1550-1700 strand of the English Mst. Lincoln College. Glad to know that no one else has received the reading list yet.

Did you get the e-mail today?

Did you get the e-mail today?

What do you think of taking the B module instead of an extra two C's?

Hi there, I see you're also doing the early modern strand. What do you think of taking the B module instead of an extra two C's?

I get the feeling they kind of lean you towards B so it must be useful for the dissertation, but I have a strong feeling i'll be rather bad at it!

Also only really like the look of one C course per term anyway!

Everyone who received a course outline, are you all doing the same strand? I haven't received anything yet. (English 650-1550)

Hello. Does anyone know if the B course is essential for those going on to the DPhil at Oxford or just highly recommended?

There's a note in the course handbook saying that you have to have extremely good reasons for not doing it. Sounds like it would definitely make it harder (though not impossible) to progress to a DPhil. Maybe not so much of a problem if you plan to do your doctoral stuff at another uni?

Found my reading list in my oxford webmail

Found my reading list in my oxford webmail

Hi Adam,
I'm studying the 1550-1700 strand too, got the course outline thing yesterday. What do you think of it? I have no idea what to go for to be honest!