Oxford from the Inside #137: Open Applications

An episode of the Oxford from the Inside podcast, hosted by OFTI Podcast, titled "Oxford from the Inside #137: Open Applications" was published on November 12, 2023 and runs 9 minutes.

November 12, 2023 ·9m · Oxford from the Inside

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Summary

In today's episode, Georgia speaks to Declan and Lottie to hear about their experiences of submitting an open application to Oxford. Timestamps: 0:09 - Introductions 0:50 - What is an open application? 1:43 - Why did you decide to make an open application? 3:44 - Would you recommend making an open application? 4:37 - Any regrets? 6:12 - Myth about academics at different colleges 6:34 - What advice would you give prospective students about choosing a college vs. making an open application? 8:08 - Oxford isn't that big! 8:45 - Wrapping up

Episode Description

In today's episode, Georgia speaks to Declan and Lottie to hear about their experiences of submitting an open application to Oxford.

Timestamps:

0:09 - Introductions

0:50 - What is an open application?

1:43 - Why did you decide to make an open application?

3:44 - Would you recommend making an open application?

4:37 - Any regrets?

6:12 - Myth about academics at different colleges

6:34 - What advice would you give prospective students about choosing a college vs. making an open application?

8:08 - Oxford isn't that big!

8:45 - Wrapping up

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