Wallace Said:

i am a 15 year old male an im looking for a part time in oxford?

We Answered:

First, you need a letter from your headteacher to say you can get a job as you are still in full time education (or should be). Also, not many large companies will accept you, as you are under 16 and it is part of their policy. Furthermore, there will be no minimum wage for you so you could get signed up to a job which pays 50p for 10 hours work...

I think Co-Op may accept under 16's at decent pay
You could always get a paper round
Why not wait, there's no rush?

Karl Said:

Where can a 14 year old work in Oxford?

We Answered:

Why can't babysitting be enough for you? What could you possibly need money for at 14? Clothes and make-up I assume? Take it from me, people as young as you are will be treated like absolute shite in the working enviorment cos you're too young to have any rights. You'll be in the working world soon enough and you'll stay they until your 60 and retired, seriously why do you want to rush into it? Enjoy the free time you have over the next couple of years - it will soon be a distant memory.

Shirley Said:

Can any one help me ? i wanna go to oxford, but not sure if i can financiallu?

We Answered:

I'm sure you could find a part time job there but they won't pay a lot because it's only part time and it would probably be working in a restaurant. You can rent out a room at the college you would be studying at. I think it would be cheaper because Oxford (the place) is usually really expensive.

I have estimated it for you in United Kingdom Pounds:

Tuition Fees - £3145 (currently) per year.
Accommodation - £3150 (college based) per year.
Meals - £1500 (college based) per year.
Living (books and clothes) - £1850 per year.

I recommend that you get a job right now and start saving for when you go there. Remember to study hard, hope this helps.

Bertha Said:

How poor people can get dugree of a high standard universities...?

We Answered:

It's impossible for everyone to go to Oxford !

Degrees from other intuitions are not worthless as you seem to believe. Many of the universities all over the world including in India are educating students all the time.

In order or a student to qualify for funding they need to firstly have very good academic record from school with the appropriate subjects. Once you have this you can apply for bursaries and funding.

I personally know students who have qualified for bursaries for every year of their studies. Many students are poor so you'll not be alone. Most of these students work and go to university and get good first class degrees.

Carlos Said:

How to get into Oxford University to study Biology?

We Answered:

The main thing I would suggest is to start participating in extra curricular activities, because universities like Oxford want to see that their candidates are well rounded individuals, rather than being solely academically minded.

Participating in local theatre groups or music societies, sports clubs, Duke of Edinburgh Awards etc are all very desirable to them. Also, doing some volunteer work would be a really great thing to be able to tell them and write about on your personal statement. It will also help build up your interpersonal skills, which will be an asset at university.

The interviews themselves are quite rigorous and stressful in some cases. You need to make sure that you know all the material that you are studying very well and they will encourage you to answer correctly. Just try and stay calm and be confident, but not overly confident as that can be mistaken for arrogance.

One other point is that you have a totally science focused set of A-levels. It may be beneficial to try and compliment that by doing something slightly more arts based in your free time, like contributing to your school newspaper (if you have one) or something else that shows that you are a well rounded individual, and that you will be an asset at Oxford.

Ida Said:

retail jobs in camden town or west end ,oxford street london?

We Answered:

Ok thanks for telling me