Oxford from the Inside

In this episode, Junaid interviews Clare (2nd year Medic, Pembroke) and Daniel (2nd year Medic, Wadham) about the ins and outs of writing a successful Medicine personal statement. From makes Medicine different to other subjects, to reading recommendations to top tips, we hope this video will be helpful for anyone thinking about applying for Medicine, not necessarily just at Oxford!

In our latest episode, Katie is talking to Emily Louise about her own access journey to Oxford and her experiences as an ethnic minority student from a  working-class background. Access support doesn't stop after the admissions process, so we are talking about societies to get involved with, scholarships and bursaries and imposter syndrome- as well as access tips for prospective students that you don't want to miss! We're here with the good and the bad, but always the truth.

In this episode, Abbie and Mary interview the current President, Vice President and Events Officer of the Oxford African and Caribbean Society. Get ready to hear about the amazing community created in this society and the fabulous events they hold. Explore the multitude of access schemes they have, vibe with their vibrant culture and and get an insight into the new schemes and changes being introduced in the future! You don't want to miss out on this one!

In this episode, we bring to you the personal story of YouTuber 'Elle The Law Student' and how she applied to do Law at Oxford. Tune in to hear how she gained experience, wrote her personal statement, tackled the dreaded LNAT and succeeded in her interviews! Interested in studying Law at Oxford? You definitely don't want to miss this!

In our latest episode, Siam is talking about the Oxford 'Materials Science' degree with a student going into their third year. With discussion topics including the content of the degree and how it differs with neighbouring sciences, useful A Levels for a potential applicant, and advice on admissions- you don't want to miss out! We're here with the good and the bad, but always the truth.

In our latest episode, Mary and Abbie go head to head discussing the differences between Biochemistry (a medical science) and Earth Science (a physical science). Listen in to see how the use of different science disciplines vary between the courses, how an average day differs, what A-Levels are the most beneficial and the rivalry between the two sisters! Who has the better course? You decide!🌟

In our latest episode, Katie is talking to two uni and college sports players about the ins and outs of sport at Oxford. Discussing how to start a new sport, financial support and sports socials- you don't want to miss out! We're here with the good and the bad, but always the truth.

In our latest episode, Siam is getting into the nitty gritty of writing a personal statement to study History. Discussing structure, how to show passion for your subject, and the dos and don'ts list of what to include- you don't want to miss out! We're here with the good and the bad, but always the truth.

Also here's the link to the humanities undergraduate student journal, for interesting articles- perfect to talk about in your Personal Statement. https://broadstreethumanitiesreview.com/

In this episode, we demystify, explain and give you the inside info on Oxford University colleges - what are they, how do they differ and how on earth do you choose one? All these questions and more are answered as our host Junaid is joined by guests Ieuan and Memoona. We're here with the good, the bad, but always the truth.

In our latest episode, we are bringing you a fresher vs finalist discussion on how much students really enjoy their degrees. With two PPE students at opposite ends of their university experience, we will be giving you a real insight into studying a humanities subject at Oxford. Including tutorial stories, imposter syndrome and even alpacas, you don't want to miss out! We're here with the good and the bad, but always the truth.