Course & College Research Reports

Written by our Oxbridge tutors, and edited by our senior consultants, our Course and College Research Reports, include over ten year’s research, first-hand experience and up-to-date advice to give you subject-specific and college-focused guidance to help you to prepare and maximise your  chances of success.

Course Research Reports

To make a strong application, you need to spend time researching and thinking about what you want to study and why.

Our Course Research Reports help you to assess the skills and talents required for a successful application to read your course and how to best prepare.  

Interviews often include questions such as Why did you choose this course? and What would you enjoy about this course?  It is important to remember that interviews are conducted by admissions tutors and professors who have dedicated their lives to the subject, and want to see that you are motivated and inspired by your chosen course.

Each Course Research Report includes:

Over ten years of real interview questions. Working through past questions can help you to think analytically and laterally. It also helps you to understand what admissions tutors are looking for in a successful applicant for your course.

Course–specific reading recommendations. Compiled by our graduate tutors, our reports include course-specific reading suggestions to encourage you to explore your subject in greater depth and independently, away the school syllabus

A successful applicant case-study and opinions from a current or former student of the course. This gives you a first-hand taster of what the course involves.

A detailed breakdown of the structure and format for each year of the course.

College Research Reports

Our College Research Reports have been written so that you have all the information you need to make an intelligent and informed decision as to which college is right for you.

We have worked with thousands of successful Oxbridge applicants, and understand that almost everyone has their own point of view on how to choose a college: from location and size, to its academic and sporting reputation, to its perceived year-on-year competitiveness.

Our College Research Reports give a concise description of the key features of the college, including the environment, facilities, accommodation and the opportunity to hear from either a recent or current student of the college.