Lewis Said:

What A-Level courses and Grades would I need to get into PPE at Oxford university?

We Answered:

to begin with, at LEAST 6 A* and 4 As at GCSE
straight As at A level in subjects I would reckon such as economics, history, a science subject perhaps, philosophy and Politics

Bessie Said:

Do I have what it takes to study on Oxford University?

We Answered:

Depends on how bad you wanna do what my name suggests on the left.

Carl Said:

I am an Indian. How may I get (full, if possible)scholarship to study in Oxford/Cambridge University?

We Answered:

just apply..

Lloyd Said:

Has anyone done a home study course wiIth Oxford College (ODL). If so, do you recommend?

We Answered:

I dont know but the other day I saw a bunny with a pancake on its head

Gregory Said:

I really want to try and study psychology & philosophy at Oxford, am i doing the right thing?

We Answered:

Hi lydlyd,

My personal advice to you is unless your planning to get at least your masters degree in psychology then you are much better off not doing psychology. Philosophy is a fairly worthless degree, even at the PhD, level and I would steer you away from it.

Reading your selection for A-Levels you have a good choice for Oxford but I would challenge you to take more than 3 A-Levels, maybe 4 -5. The key for you is not so much your course selection but your grades as Oxford, if I understand the media reports correctly, may raise the minimum entrance requirements to 2 - A* for A-levels. So, I would be more concerned about the grades, not selections. Finally if I were in your situation the three A-levels I would consider would maths, physics, and English.

Lewis Said:

Where would you rather Study History ? Cambridge or Oxford ?

We Answered:

Oxford. Have you ever seen it? It's gorgeous!