Can anyone estimate the minimum TSA score (or maybe a range) that could ensure a chance to be shortlisted for the Oxford Psychology program, given that I have strong A-Level and IGCSE results. Also, if there will be any math-related questions for applicants doing alevel maths during the interview?
Can anyone estimate the minimum TSA score (or maybe a range) that could ensure a chance to be shortlisted for the Oxford Psychology program, given that I have strong A-Level and IGCSE results. Also, if there will be any math-related questions for applicants doing alevel maths during the interview?
I’m sure i read somewhere that 60 is a strong score in the TSA, but the score is considered alongside other factors such as personal statement and grades rather than being the sole determiner of you getting onto the course. I’m not doing maths but I heard that there may be questions about probability and interpretation of graphs!
Can anyone estimate the minimum TSA score (or maybe a range) that could ensure a chance to be shortlisted for the Oxford Psychology program, given that I have strong A-Level and IGCSE results. Also, if there will be any math-related questions for applicants doing alevel maths during the interview?
I think any score over 60 is competitive for psych - as long as your scores are pretty equally weighted between critical thinking and problem solving, which college have you applied to?
I think any score over 60 is competitive for psych - as long as your scores are pretty equally weighted between critical thinking and problem solving, which college have you applied to?
I think any score over 60 is competitive for psych - as long as your scores are pretty equally weighted between critical thinking and problem solving, which college have you applied to?
Hello, I am also applying for Experimental Psychology at Oxford and I applied to Magdalen College. I hope we hear about the interviews soon:-)!