How to ACE the TSA (Oxford PPE/E&M) 

Oh my god this is a life saver for me as a US applicant!!! No one in my school has ever even applied to uni in the UK much less gone to Oxford, so I largely had to figure out UCAS with free support programs offered online. I was totally at a loss for how to improve for the TSA, I was just doing practice tests and hoping I had a good day on test day, but this series looks like it’ll prepare me well beyond that! THANK YOU!

Thank you so much for this!!

applying for e and m definitely watching these workshops

Thank you for this, Il be applying for e and m

There is under a week until my exam and I am getting scores fluctuating between 37-42, do you have any tips on upping this in the final few days in order to secure an interview? Timing is not an issue but I tend to make the mistakes in the final sections of the test.

Thank you so much for making this and the workshops! As a prospective applicant this is very valuable. Do you have any tips for interview too?

Thank you very much for all the work you've done in making this process more accessible. Do you have any tips on what to do in the days leading up to the TSA and managing the stress/anxiety?

This is by far the most helpful thing I've watched this summer. Everything I wanted to hear was in this video! I'm currently doing my first past paper but I would like to watch your workshop now, what do you think is the best way to approach revision after watching your workshop?

Have to come back here to say thank you so much for this channel and all your videos, helped me get an interview offer for PPE! Showing that Section 1 is merely a case of learning the 7 Critical Thinking question types, and then using as much of your time as possible on Problem Solving, completely changed my outlook on the TSA and I was able to go into it much more positively. I suppose after a few past papers, I should have thought a bit more about the patterns myself, but you’ve spelled it out really well in this video and in your workshops. I only wish more people found out about these TSA tips - knowing exactly how to attack the TSA gives a (slightly unfair) advantage for those in the know - but I suppose it pays off to do have a good look through RU-vid tips. I’ll give it my best in the interview, though I’m sure there are many others much brighter than me; I’m happy whatever happens. Thank you once again and I hope it’s good news now and in the future for everyone else :)

thank you for these videos. Do you know how the quantitative section in the UniTest by ACER compare to the problem solving questions in TSA (Oxford)? ACER barely provide any prepare material for the UniTest, so I found this, but have no idea whether its representative for the questions in the UniTest.

would you suggest doing the bmat section 1 for practice since its kinda the same thing

I’ve been stuck on a score of 22/23 despite reviewing where I’ve gone wrong, I really need to improve this score if I want an interview. What tips would you give because I really need to improve

Hi is there a way to find out what score level your work is at before taking the real test?