What is the easiest subject to get into Oxbridge?

The easiest Oxford courses to get into

• 2019 offer rate. Course. Offer rate. Course. Religion and Oriental Studies. Offer rate. 57.1\% Course. Theology and Religion. Offer rate. 46.7\% Course. Classics. Offer rate. 45.7\% Course. Music.
• 31 UK unis have admitted to ‘monitoring’ their students’ social media accounts. Summer Goodkind.

What is the most competitive subject at Cambridge?

Most Competitive among programs with at least 5 offers

Is Oxford or Cambridge harder to get into?

If you only take into account the general acceptance rates (for 2019), it appears that it is easier to get into Cambridge, as their acceptance rate across all colleges was 21.92\%, whereas Oxford only admitted 14.25\% of their total applicants.

Is Oxbridge harder?

Getting into Oxbridge is very hard, It is not just about being a great student (there are 10s of thousands who are), being passionate about a subject or career, or having an extra curricula list as long as your arm. It is about all of those things, and a lot more.

What is the hardest subject at Oxford?

What are the hardest degree subjects?

• Chemistry. Chemistry is famous for being one of the hardest subjects ever, so it’s no surprise that a Chemistry degree is fiercely challenging.
• Medicine.
• Architecture.
• Physics.
• Biomedical Science.
• Law.
• Neuroscience.
• Astronomy.

How competitive is it to get into Oxford or Cambridge?

On the face of it – with roughly five applicants per place – Oxford and Cambridge appear much less competitive than other Russell Group universities. However, it is important to remember that the figures are artificially reduced because you can only apply to one Oxbridge university. Some subjects offer stiffer competition than others.

Why are there so few people applying for Classics at Oxford?

Part of the reason for this is that classics has almost disappeared from comprehensive schools and there were only 292 applicants for 117 places. The same trend has been developing in modern languages, where the success rate at Oxford was almost 32 per cent. Cambridge displays many of the same patterns.

Is it impossible to win a place at Oxbridge?

The statistics might shock you! As the Good University Guide’s John O’Leary has suggested, ‘many parents and school students stand in awe of Oxbridge and believe that winning a place is all but impossible, regardless of which university or course you choose.’ In fact, both of these decisions can make a real difference in your chances of success.

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