University Admissions
We help you through the whole process of selecting a suitable university course, advising on the entry process and preparing the student for every step. This involves securing the best predicted grades; crafting a compelling personal statement; developing key skills and knowledge necessary to ace the entrance exam and preparation for interviews.
1-1 Private tuition
We have a team of expert tutors who are able to offer 1-1 individual tuition either online or in-person in London. The Admissions Academy provides tuition for:
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Personal statement​
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Entrance exam prep (PAT, MAT, LNAT, ESAT, TMUA, BMAT, and many more)
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Interview preparation
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Comprehensive subject admissions mentoring
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Please contact us for a free, 30-minute consultation to discuss your tuition needs.
Group courses
We run a number of online group revision courses each year for Oxbridge entrance exams including the PAT, MAT, LNAT, TMUA, BMAT, ESAT, and many more.
Please contact us to register your interest.
Overview of University Admissions
Applying to university, and especially to Oxbridge, can be a very confusing process. Here is a brief overview of what most university applications will look like:
1) Predicted grades
Year 12 is arguably one of the most important years in a student's pre-university academic career. Predicted grades are issued at the end of Year 12 or the beginning of Year 13 and are used as evidence of academic ability. Schools base predicted grades on a number of factors including performance in end of topic tests, homework, performance in class and end of year exams.
Therefore, it is very important that to get top predicted grades, students need to hit the ground running in Year 12. Our tutors are experienced in aiding students to achieve this.
2) Personal statement
The personal statement is a student's opportunity to show that aside from getting top grades across the board, they are also highly accomplished in other aspects and extracurricular activities such as sport, drama and music.
It is also their opportunity to convey their interest in the subject they are applying for and show what other opportunities they have sought out to develop their knowledge of the course outside of what they have been taught in school.
Remember that the personal statement is effectively an academic 'story' of how they became fascinated by the subject they are applying for. Let the Admissions Academy help with every step.
