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So, my instinct in answering this question is a definite NO. There are a lot of terrible myths going around that present Oxbridge interviews as some kind of MI6 screening scenario . I remember when I was ...

The heart could be compared to a pump but the key differences lie in its exquisite ability to self control. Through local mechanisms (e.g. Frank-starling mechanism) and external mechanisms (e.g. neurol or...

Alongside the books I have been reading as preparation for my interview, I have been enjoying Wild Swans, by Jung Chang, which was recommended to me by various people.

For Humanities subjects, there are usually two interviews. The first, will be broadly based on your Personal Statement, and the work you submit. (I would have to read this). The interviewer will be very k...

There are three things to structure this answer: identifying a baseline, identifying a scale, and noting any drawbacks of the methodology. Central to all three is the ability to define what we mean by env...