1. HIGHLY COMPETITIVE
COURSES

2. Medicine at Sheffield
11.2 applicants per place

3. Economics at LSE
9 applicants per place

4. Natural Sciences at Cambridge
5 applicants per place

5. Medicine at Sheffield
11.2 applicants per place
AAA

6. Economics at LSE
9 applicants per place
A*AA

7. Natural Sciences at Cambridge
5 applicants per place
A*A*A

8. WHY IS IT SO COMPETITIVE?
TIMES WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS
University of Oxford
4. University of Cambridge
Imperial College, London
15. University College London
25. London School of Economics
27. University of Edinburgh
36. King’s College London
55. University of Manchester
71. University of Bristol
82. University of Warwick
88. University of Glasgow
96. Durham University
12 of the top one hundred universities in the world are British.
Because we have a very rich university environment.

9. WHY IS IT SO COMPETITIVE?
Because we have a very rich university environment

10. UKCAT and BMAT for Medicine Thinking Skills Tests
TESTS AND INTERVIEWS
LNAT for Law
UKCAT and BMAT for Medicine
Thinking Skills Tests

11. A publisher produces magazines, all of which have a number of pages which is a multiple of 32. Thus, a magazine can have 32, 64, pages. The front cover is always counted as page 1.
The centre spread of the magazine could have pages numbered
A 15 and 16.
B 30 and 31.
C 50 and 51.
D 63 and 64.
E 96 and 97.

12. Every year in Britain there are nearly car fires, yet it is estimated that only five per cent of motorists travel with a fire extinguisher in their car. If more motorists could be encouraged to carry fire extinguishers then the number of car fires could be considerably reduced.
Which of the following is the best statement of the flaw in the argument above?
A It ignores the fact that millions of motorists never experience a car fire.
B It assumes that carrying a fire extinguisher will enable fires to be put out.
C It implies that the occurrence of car fires is related to the lack of an extinguisher.
D It overlooks the possibility that fires might not be put out with an extinguisher.
E It ignores the fact that there are different extinguishers for different kinds of fires.

13. Law at King’s College London English at Leeds
TESTS AND INTERVIEWS
INTERVIEWS FOR MEDICINE, DENTISTRY, VETS
INTERVIEWS FOR OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE
Law at King’s College London
English at Leeds
Engineering Design at Bristol

14. FRESH AND CONVINCING PERSONAL STATEMENT
MAKING YOURSELF OUTSTANDING
WORK AND VOLUNTARY EXPERIENCE
EXTENDED PROJECT QUALIFICATION
FRESH AND CONVINCING PERSONAL STATEMENT

15. BUT IT CAN BE DONE….

16. 15 more offers this year! 21 students currently studying at Oxford
and Cambridge
EMILY FISH - ENGLISH
RUBY HARRISON
MEDICINE
CAL DEMBY-HARRIS
HISTORY
ELLERY SHENTALL
FRENCH AND PHILOSOPHY
HANNAH CHUKWA
ENGLISH
GREG MORTON
ARCHEOLOGY
AIDEN BALFE - PPE
TOM GINNIS
NATURAL SCIENCES
EVE SMYTH- BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE
15 more offers this year!
ALBERT SOWERBY-DAVIES
FRENCH AND HISTORY
EMILY GLOVER
BIOCHEMISTRY
NATHAN BROWN
MATERIAL SCIENCE

17. Russell Group Universities
248 students into
Russell Group Universities
BILLY TROY DURHAM MODERN LANGUAGES
TONI NIHI
KINGS COLLEGE LONDON DIGITAL CULTURE
NATHAN COX
WARWICK UNIVERSITY
DISCRETE MATHS
MOLLY BLACKALL – LSE
(INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS)
VICTORIA DAVIES
KINGS COLLEGE LONDON
CLASSICAL ARCHEOLOGY
KOFI ANTWI
LEICESTER UNIVERSITY
MEDICINE
IJEOMA EHIGIATOR
BRISTOL
MATHS AND PHYSICS

18. Any Questions?