Oxford Astrophoria Foundation Year Law (2025)

Hello, currently also applied to the foundation year course.
Anyone know when the interview selections will be announced?

I have no clue as to when, but I do know for sure that they are processing some of the applications right now.

Hello, this page is for discussion relating to 2025 Entry of the Oxford Astrophoria Foundation Year in Law.
I was hoping to gage how many applicants there are this year!
Feel free to introduce yourselves (predicted grades/ other university applications/ how you meet the criteria/ LNAT or no LNAT sat/ supercurriculars, work experience or wider reading done to strengthen your application and interview prospects/ e.t.c.).

hi has anyone received interviews?
i’ve only recieved one and i think it’s supposed to be 2😐️ first interview didn’t go as well as expected

Hi
Does anyone know when we’ll find out if we were successful or not?
Thank you

Hi
Does anyone know when we’ll find out if we were successful or not?
Thank you

Hi,
Someone said in another thread that Oxford comes back on the 27th April so I'd say it's likely it'll be after then.

Has anyone heard back and if so would you mind sharing your stats please

I haven’t heard back. I am very curious to know: why is it that most people ask for stats? I’m not trying to be judgemental - I’m genuinely curious.

Good luck hope you get in. I was wondering about stats as I am thinking of taking gap year to apply to foundation course as i only just realised i was eligible. My GCSEs were low due to issues i had within secondary so I just wanted to know whether it was worth a try to apply

Has anyone heard back and if so would you mind sharing your stats please

Nope, but mine are five 9's, 8, 7, 6, 5 + predicted A*AB for A Levels (not sure if I will achieve it). I meet several criteria: low socio-economic background (i.e. FSM + 16-19 Bursary), mental health, late SEN diagnosed (audhd), CIN (i.e. social services involvement). I also technically did meet the Young Carer category before.

Hi, thanks for your reply. Wishing you the best of luck hope you get in. Would you say the interview process was hard ?

Honestly, I'd say it's not easy as in like you walk in and the questions are stuff you've covered before, but it's not hard as in they expect you to write an essay on some random legal case like an undergraduate.
It's challenging yes, and I say that because it requires you to look inwards for answers, school doesn't teach us necessarily how to think as much as what to think, and the interview is them prodding how you think: can you apply new information to different situations and give the reasoning to support your conclusion?
Hope that helps x.