The essential guide for US students applying to UK universities and how to navigate the UK application process as a US student. Want to apply to the UK as an American student? Find out more here.

How to get into Edinburgh University is a commonly asked question. Here is our complimentary guide on how to get into Edinburgh University by our leading UK & Edinburgh University admissions consultants.

How to get into the University of St Andrews is a commonly asked question. Here is our complimentary guide on how to get into St Andrews by our leading UK & St Andrews admissions consultants.

How To Get Into LSE? Here is our complimentary guide on how to get into London School of Economics by leading UK admissions consultants.

Applying to Oxbridge medicine can be a daunting process. This article will cover each aspect of your application, including the personal statement, UCAT and interview.

How To Get Into Cambridge? A complimentary guide on how to get into Cambridge University by leading UK admissions consultants.

How To Get Into Oxford? Here is our complimentary guide on how to get into Oxford University by leading UK admissions consultants.

Top tips from our expert team on how to prepare for/ace your MMI, the interview format commonly used by UK-based medical schools.

There are lots of myths and misconceptions about interviews at Oxford and Cambridge - candidates asked to throw bricks out of windows, being left in ornate rooms for hours, met with stony-eyed, We have compiled a list of Oxbridge subject-specific questions to help students as they prepare.

Top tips from our expert team on how to prepare for/boost your scores in the UK’s medicine admissions test - the UCAT.

The TSA (Thinking Skills Assessment) is required for certain courses at top UK universities including Oxford and UCL. Here’s more information on the test and how to ace it.

Your personal statement is arguably the most important part of your UK university application. The 4,000 characters, or 47 lines of text, is your chance to tell your story - to articulate why you would like to study your chosen subject and how you have prepared for the course.

We have compiled a reading list for prospective Oxbridge and top UK university applicants. These books will challenge you intellectually, widen your subject knowledge and give good material for writing compelling personal statements.

Our schools admission experts answer some of the most common questions about 16+, demystifying the UK’s sixth form admissions process.