Beautiful university, magical atmosphere, excellent education alongside very diverse peers. You get to form a great connection with all the tutors to help with your personal progress and learning! Not to mention the quads and dining halls that are all worthy as tourist attractions...
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| St Benet's Hall | #1 |
| Wadham College | #2 |
| Regent's Park College | #3 |
| St Edmund Hall | #4 |
| St John's College | #5 |
| Keble College | #6 |
| St Hilda's College | #7 |
| Mansfield College | #8 |
| Hertford College | #9 |
| Merton College | #10 |
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Beautiful university, magical atmosphere, excellent education alongside very diverse peers. You get to form a great connection with all the tutors to help with your personal progress and learning! Not to mention the quads and dining halls that are all worthy as tourist attractions...
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Applying to Oxford University
- Entry Requirements:
224-239 UCAS Points
Average range for Oxford University entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
- TEF Rating
More details of our TEF outcome can be found on the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) website.
- Offer and Acceptance Rates:
- Total Applicants:
- 12,355
- Total offers Made:
- 3,000
- Offer rate:
- 24.28%
- Total offers Accepted:
- 2,625
- Acceptance rate:
- 87.5%
This is the latest available data, published by UCAS - 26th January 2017. It relates to offers made in June 2016. For more details visit the UCAS website.
Oxford University Reputation
The University of Oxford is located in South East England, Oxfordshire. The reputation for teaching has been recognised with a Gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework. 24,650 students are enrolled at the University of Oxford:
- 16,395 of these students come from the UK
- 2,700 come from other EU countries
- And 5,555 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2016/17)
The graduate outcomes for the University of Oxford show that six months after leaving university, 97% of graduates are in work or further study. The average graduate salary six months after leaving the University of Oxford, is £27,000 a year.
(Source: DLHE Survey 2016)
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The best university in the world, especially for those who appreciate tradition (open to all), beauty and want to work!
A brilliant university with fantastic resources and teaching staff so are second to none... could do with updating their WiFi though!
Ok i guess, love the careers office
Beautiful city, with so many opportunities for social clubs and societies.
It's very good at what it does, shame the student's union is so dire.
What to say?! It's Oxford and more than exceeds expectations!
Beautiful university, magical atmosphere, excellent education alongside very diverse peers. You get to form a great connection with all the tutors to help with your personal progress and learning! Not to mention the quads and dining halls that are all worthy as tourist attractions...
Wifi covers a lot of ground but can be on and off. So many careers opportunities, I get emails every day with prospective jobs and phone calls from companies trying to recruit me!
Wifi blankets most of Oxford but does like to go on and off at inopportune moments! Beautiful city, everything is within a 20 minute walk of my accommodation in the centre of Oxford.
Oxford University is the most amazing place to be. You meet extraordinary people at every step, both students and tutors, who absolutely change your perspective.
I'd never go anywhere else, otherwise i'd be bored- there's so much on, the work is amazing, the people are awesome and i'm never bored!