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i think im gonna be applying for cs, i know oxford and cambridge require mat or step, but which other uis require them for cs
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(Original post by dwdw)
i think im gonna be applying for cs, i know oxford and cambridge require mat or step, but which other uis require them for cs
i think im gonna be applying for cs, i know oxford and cambridge require mat or step, but which other uis require them for cs
I have never heard of these.
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This might be a dumb request, but can you define what you mean by 'mat' and 'step'?
I have never heard of these.
This might be a dumb request, but can you define what you mean by 'mat' and 'step'?
I have never heard of these.
STEP (sixth term examination paper) is Cambridge's version of an admissions test, generally you start studying for it in Jan of Year 13 and take up to 3 formal exams (STEP I, II, III) in June along with your other A Level exams. Warwick definitely uses STEP too.
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(Original post by dwdw)
i think im gonna be applying for cs, i know oxford and cambridge require mat or step, but which other uis require them for cs
i think im gonna be applying for cs, i know oxford and cambridge require mat or step, but which other uis require them for cs
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(Original post by Retrospectre)
MAT is Oxford's Maths Aptitude Test, I think Durham uses it too but don't quote me on that, it's basically an entrance test.
STEP (sixth term examination paper) is Cambridge's version of an admissions test, generally you start studying for it in Jan of Year 13 and take up to 3 formal exams (STEP I, II, III) in June along with your other A Level exams. Warwick definitely uses STEP too.
MAT is Oxford's Maths Aptitude Test, I think Durham uses it too but don't quote me on that, it's basically an entrance test.
STEP (sixth term examination paper) is Cambridge's version of an admissions test, generally you start studying for it in Jan of Year 13 and take up to 3 formal exams (STEP I, II, III) in June along with your other A Level exams. Warwick definitely uses STEP too.
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Also step is only required for the computer science with maths course at cambridge not straight computer science.
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Also step is only required for the computer science with maths course at cambridge not straight computer science.
Also step is only required for the computer science with maths course at cambridge not straight computer science.
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I can't really speak for STEP, but Oxford is the only one that requires MAT for Computer Science. I registered for MAT today and on the screen where you tick whichever uni/course you want to send your result to, only Warwick, Oxford and Imperial were there. Warwick & Imperial, however, only require it for courses ran by their respective maths departments. So it's only Oxford.
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(Original post by dwdw)
i think im gonna be applying for cs, i know oxford and cambridge require mat or step, but which other uis require them for cs
i think im gonna be applying for cs, i know oxford and cambridge require mat or step, but which other uis require them for cs
Imperial sometimes adds a STEP requirement.
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(Original post by dwdw)
i think im gonna be applying for cs, i know oxford and cambridge require mat or step, but which other uis require them for cs
i think im gonna be applying for cs, i know oxford and cambridge require mat or step, but which other uis require them for cs
Cambridge has their new CompSci admissions test. They give out STEP offers if you do CS + Maths for first year.
Imperial sometimes give out STEP offers for banter. Unsure what they do with maths and comp sci
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