University of Oxford Undergraduate Prospectus 2019 
How you apply
Oxford is… what you make it
This version was produced by the Oxford University Accessible Resources Acquisition and Creation Unit in 2018.
[Copyright notice]
This copy has been made for the use of people with print impairments and may not be further copied (including any electronic copying or transmission), without permission of the copyright holder, save as may be permitted by law.
[Transcriber's Note]
To ease navigation, heading levels 1, 2 and 3 are used throughout the document. 
Print page numbers are recorded at the point where they occur and are given on a separate line enclosed in square brackets. This document covers pages 184 to 185 of the printed version.
Content’s list
How do you apply 2019 entry
June to October
UCAS Application
September to November
Tests
October to November
Written work
December
Interviews
January
Decisions
Thinking of deferring entry?
Oxford is... What You Make It
[184]
How do you apply 2019 entry
June to October

UCAS Application
Start working on it from June 2018
•	choose your course
•	choose a college or decide on an open application (see page 148 [printed edition page number])
•	write your personal statement
•	organise your academic reference
Check if you need to take a test
Submit from early September
Final deadline 6pm on 15 October
ucas.com
September to November
Tests
Confirm which test(s) you need to take
Find test centre (your school or college or open centre)
Register by 6pm on 15 October and get your test candidate entry number from your school/centre as proof
Take test on given date (see ox.ac.uk/tests) Except Law, see page 96 [printed edition page number]
ox.ac.uk/tests
[185]
October to November 
By 15th October UCAS application and test registration
Written work
Check if needed for your course
Submit to your college by 10 November
ox.ac.uk/writwork
December
Interviews
If you are shortlisted 1-20 December
ox.ac.uk/interviews
January
Decisions
Find out if you have an offer on 9 January 2019
Thinking of deferring entry?
This is not always possible so we recommend you check with your course department first. ox.ac.uk/tests
Oxford is... What You Make It
ox.ac.uk/study
Home of Big Questions OXPLORE www.oxplore.org
www.youtube.com/Oxford
http://itunes.ox.ac.uk
www.facebook.com/the.university.of.oxford
www.twitter.com/UniofOxford