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Hi,
I'm currently in year 12 and I'm applying for the Oxnet programme. As part of the application process, I'm required to write an essay in response to one of five questions
https://www.oxnet.org/philosophy-world-religions
I've not been given much support from my college and I don't yet know any of my teachers well enough to ask for guidance. Which question appeals most to you, and what sort of things would you discuss? I understand this is an independent task and it's a test of my skills, but I feel quite overwhelmed and I'm really not sure where to start. If somebody could give me just a little prompt, or even some essay writing tips, I'd be really grateful
I'm currently in year 12 and I'm applying for the Oxnet programme. As part of the application process, I'm required to write an essay in response to one of five questions
https://www.oxnet.org/philosophy-world-religions
I've not been given much support from my college and I don't yet know any of my teachers well enough to ask for guidance. Which question appeals most to you, and what sort of things would you discuss? I understand this is an independent task and it's a test of my skills, but I feel quite overwhelmed and I'm really not sure where to start. If somebody could give me just a little prompt, or even some essay writing tips, I'd be really grateful
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(Original post by grace04935)
Hi,
I'm currently in year 12 and I'm applying for the Oxnet programme. As part of the application process, I'm required to write an essay in response to one of five questions
https://www.oxnet.org/philosophy-world-religions
I've not been given much support from my college and I don't yet know any of my teachers well enough to ask for guidance. Which question appeals most to you, and what sort of things would you discuss? I understand this is an independent task and it's a test of my skills, but I feel quite overwhelmed and I'm really not sure where to start. If somebody could give me just a little prompt, or even some essay writing tips, I'd be really grateful
Hi,
I'm currently in year 12 and I'm applying for the Oxnet programme. As part of the application process, I'm required to write an essay in response to one of five questions
https://www.oxnet.org/philosophy-world-religions
I've not been given much support from my college and I don't yet know any of my teachers well enough to ask for guidance. Which question appeals most to you, and what sort of things would you discuss? I understand this is an independent task and it's a test of my skills, but I feel quite overwhelmed and I'm really not sure where to start. If somebody could give me just a little prompt, or even some essay writing tips, I'd be really grateful
I applied to Oxnet as well,
Hope your essay went well
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Nope But I have emailed them and they said they had more applications that previous years so it will take a bit of time for them to get in contact They didn’t specify a time frame sadly.
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(Original post by Daria111)
Nope But I have emailed them and they said they had more applications that previous years so it will take a bit of time for them to get in contact They didn’t specify a time frame sadly.
Nope But I have emailed them and they said they had more applications that previous years so it will take a bit of time for them to get in contact They didn’t specify a time frame sadly.
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(Original post by c_berry03)
Hi! I also applied to OxNet! Wishing you both the best of luck!
Hi! I also applied to OxNet! Wishing you both the best of luck!
Good Luck to you too!
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Marking of these things only finished a couple of days ago, there have been way, way more applications than usual. The wheels of bureaucracy turn slowly
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