How hard is it really to get into Oxbridge? Is it true that Oxbridge only requires a certain number of As at GCSEs?

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What everyone forgets is that the person that’s interviewing you will be the one teaching you for 3+ years. They are senior academics who make a deeply personal investment in your academic and personal development.

In the interview they will try to figure out if you are worth it. If you.

• Love the subject
• Clearly want to understand it more deeply
• Are receptive to being taught
• Are nice to hang around

They will likely offer you a place, even with borderline grades (like I had).

If you are

• Arrogant
• Defensive
• Think you know it all
• Don’t love the subject as much as they do
• Just want to get in to Oxford and Cambridge because its “the best” not because you want to have a deep personal relationship with your subject that the tutorial system affords

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