I appreciate this is a somewhat niche question and there possibly won't have been many in my situation, however, I applied to Oxford for 2024 entry (French and Italian ab initio) and was rejected post interview. Since then, I have decided to take a gap year (for other reasons, unrelated to my Oxford rejection) and reapply for the same course. In my initial application I applied to Keble College as I really liked it when I visited on the open day. A big part of me wants to reapply to Keble but I am very conscious of the saying that "doing the same thing and expecting different results is called insanity" (or something to that effect.) So, other reapplicants (successful or otherwise): When reapplying did you choose a different college? And is that a given? Would it be considered stupid to pick the same college again after being unsuccessful first time around? I am aware that it would be most likely the same interviewers and this is something to take into consideration, however I mostly feel that my rejection was a result of nerves on interview day and unrelated to the various interviewers. Anyway, thoughts?