In this 3-part series, we’ve explored the application process and the collegiate system at Oxford and Cambridge. Now, let's compare the two!

Oxbridge are ‘collegiate’ universities, which means that they are formed of multiple separate colleges which make up the university.

Oxford and Cambridge, together referred to as ‘Oxbridge’, are two of the biggest names in higher education.

The University of Edinburgh, academically rigorous and located in a UNESCO world heritage city, is a truly unique and vibrant place to study

By sharing the experience of my Oxford Geography interview, I hope to demystify the process and share some tips for your next interview!

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