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Oxford University
Oxford is one of the United Kingdom's top universities. Questions in this category should ask about the facilities located there, as well as application requirements and available courses.
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What are the Average SAT scores to get into University of oxford?
About 700 in each category, Math, Writing and Reading
What is American university in Cairo's mascot?
The motto of American University in Cairo is 'Catalyst for Change'.
What are the benefits of going to Oxford University?
* It's the oldest university in the English-speaking countries. * Many people abroad have heard of it; it has instant recognition value, a bit like Coca Cola. :) * Some people think it's just oh-so-classy. :)
How many colleges are there at Oxford university?
Actually there are 38 colleges and 6 permanent private halls. :)
(on the University of oxford website)
What is the Clevelnad Cavaliers mascot?
Brownie (old style) or CB, Trapper, Chomps and TD (the four Pound Puppies currently). The former "mascot" is the little elf depicted on a number of older style hats, etc. His name was, oddly enough, "Brownie." The newer mascots of the Cleveland Browns are four POUND PUPPIES named: CB (for Cleveland Browns): To see pictures of these gorgeous guys, go to: http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/kidszone/mascot.php
What is the mascot of California Baptist university?
His name is Prospector Pete. He's a representation of a Forty-niner, which was the name for the miners who came to California during the Gold Rush.
What year did John Wesley go to Oxford University?
John Wesley entered Christ Church College, Oxford in 1720 and received his Master of Arts in 1727.
What is the Oldest fraternity?
Kappa Sigma, founded in 1400 in Italy; though it wasn't founded in America till 1869.
What are the disadvantages with joint venture with a foreign firm?
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What are the advantages with joint venture with a foreign firm?
If taxed as a partnership why is a joint venture different. why is it not considered a partnership too Can a member of the joint venture spend whatever they want without consulting the other member
Can i study in UK after matric and in which college?
To study in the UK after matric, you would typically need to have completed your GCSEs and achieved the necessary grades to meet the entry requirements of the college or university you wish to attend. The entry requirements will vary depending on the institution and the course you are interested in studying.
There are many colleges in the UK that offer foundation courses or diplomas that can prepare students for higher education. Some examples of colleges that offer such courses include:
INTO University of East Anglia
Cambridge Ruskin International College
Kaplan International Pathways
Bellerbys College
It's important to research different colleges and universities to find one that offers a course that aligns with your interests and career goals. You can find more information on studying in the UK and the different colleges and universities that offer foundation courses on websites such as AbGyan Overseas
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What was the name of adopted son of Rani Lakshmibai Of Jhansi?
the son adopted by rani laksmi bai is damodar rao
Oxford is a city , and the country town of Oxfordshire, in South Est England . It has a population of 151,000. The rivers Cherwell and Thames run through Oxford and meet south of the city centre. For a distance of some 10 miles (16 km) along the river, in the vicinity of Oxford, the Thames is known as The Isis.
Oxford is home to the University of Oxford, the oldest university in the English-speaking world Buildings in Oxford reflect every English architectural period since the arrival of the Saxon, including the mid-18th century Radcliffe Camera, the hub of the city. Oxford is known as the "city of dreaming spires", a term coined by poet Matthew Arnold in reference to the harmonious architecture of Oxford's university buildings.
How do you learn theory subjects?
by applying it in real life. citing situations. and by memorizing it, and by connecting it to the past lessons.
Oxford and Cambridge were named after Who?
Oxford was built on the site of a ford (a part of the river shallow enough to be waded through) used by oxen. Cambridge was built on the site of a bridge on the River Cam.
Is the verb obey to or just obey?
The verb is merely, obey.
I obey, you obey, he, she, it obeys.
One may be obedient to someone, but one does not "obey to" someone.
The administrative staff at the University of Oxford can be extremely slow in getting back to you (personal experience). You will most likely have to send several follow up emails before getting any type of acknowledgement or answer to your query.
There are also no approximate timelines noted on the university website for what happens after the university sends you their initial acceptance letter and a college has accepted you (Late March notification for 2008 entry).
Early April: You should get a letter from your college asking for personal information, financial information, and graduate accommodation.
Late June: You should get a welcome letter from your faculty.
Early July: You should get an email regarding signing up for orientation day.
Mid July: The college should advise you if you need to provide any additional financial information. Early June is the earliest you can apply for a Canadian Government student loan if you need to. If you are dependent on loan, you might need a sponsor to provide a letter saying they will cover the difference in cost if your loan does not get approved.
Mid August: You should receive your university contract if you have met all your financial and academic conditions.
Late August: You should get a letter from your college confirming your graduate accommodation (if you applied to live on campus).
There is also little help on the university website in understanding what you need to obtain a Student Visa to the United Kingdom. The Visa Application requires that you provide a letter from the university stating your total cost of living and studying at Oxford. You will need to contact your college for this (remarkably, not the university). Oxford does not outline who to contact at what time for International Students at all. They would be prudent to add the information as it would save their staff a lot of time as I'm sure they answer the same questions over and over again.
The administrative staff at the University of Oxford can be extremely slow in getting back to you (personal experience). You will most likely have to send several follow up emails before getting any type of acknowledgement or answer to your query.
There are also no approximate timelines noted on the university website for what happens after the university sends you their initial acceptance letter and a college has accepted you (Late March notification for 2008 entry).
Early April: You should get a letter from your college asking for personal information, financial information, and graduate accommodation.
Late June: You should get a welcome letter from your faculty.
Early July: You should get an email regarding signing up for orientation day.
Mid July: The college should advise you if you need to provide any additional financial information. Early June is the earliest you can apply for a Canadian Government student loan if you need to. If you are dependent on loan, you might need a sponsor to provide a letter saying they will cover the difference in cost if your loan does not get approved.
Mid August: You should receive your university contract if you have met all your financial and academic conditions.
Late August: You should get a letter from your college confirming your graduate accommodation (if you applied to live on campus).
There is also little help on the university website in understanding what you need to obtain a Student Visa to the United Kingdom. The Visa Application requires that you provide a letter from the university stating your total cost of living and studying at Oxford. You will need to contact your college for this (remarkably, not the university). Oxford does not outline who to contact at what time for International Students at all. They would be prudent to add the information as it would save their staff a lot of time as I'm sure they answer the same questions over and over again.
