Thanks bro! I've been scouring the internet for TSA for over an hour compiling TSA tips forums/videos since it just dawned on me that the test is on November 4th ahhhhhhhhh. This seems by far the most helpful.
This video was so helpful :) I'm an Oxford student who was accepted for History and I'm trying to switch to History and Politics. I'll be expected to do the TSA essay as part of that request so I was wondering if Uni Reach could support me in this time. I have roughly a month to prepare and practice. Thank you!!!
This is fantastic! I’m applying to Oxford this year to study PPE and this element of the process seems the most complex to me. Nonetheless, with this video alone, you’ve actually made me look forward to preparing for it! Could you tell me the name of the app you used to learn the 18 times tables with?
hi thank you very much for this video. for section 2, can I choose an essay i know real world facts or statistics for but can give evidence for from my own life experience?
Hey Katherine, setting aside around 5 hours every week I think is more than sufficient. Of course, the more practice you can do the better prepared you will be.
Loving your videos. Thank you so much. I have a question regarding when you first started practicing for TSA section 1, did you time yourself straight from the first practice material or paper you did or do you recommend doing a few days of prep without time constraints to get used to the question style? I have noticed everyone says do under timed conditions always and it does make sense but as a beginner ,I find that I spend a bit long on questions leaving me with last few questions unanswered under timed conditions as a beginner. Another question I have is ,do you recommend practice on the actual past papers first or do a few questions from a TSA practice book like the one you showed? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you
Thanks so much! My recommendation would be to start out with 1-2 papers untimed just to get a feel of the question type. Then work through a practice question book, taking a past paper every now and then. I think it is important to do as much practice as possible under time pressure, as this is the real challenge of the TSA. Any questions you do not complete in time, return to after the papers ended. Do not worry, with practice, you will get more comfortable working at speed.
The impression I have is that typically the writing section carries less weight as it is assessed more subjectively. I would still allocate some time to prepare for it though.
Do you think that in the essay, its okay to give two arguments in favour of a point, and one argument against? I find that this is as much as I can write in an essay, but I'm worried that it makes my essays unbalanced?
This sounds like it should be fine. Including a strong argument against demonstrates that you are able to critically reflect on your arguments. Good luck!
Hi Mafo, sorry for the delay in responding, as @Pregerz oreo has kindly noted above, you can ask your school to apply to be a centre. Alternatively, you can find an existing authorised centre here: www.admissionstesting.org/find-a-centre/
Hi, apologies for the late comment. I was wondering what score I ought to aiming towards if I am applying to E&M, since this only requires section 1. Was the target score you provided a percentage out of 50?
That was absolutely amazing information for students preparing for TSA exam.
Thank you so much!
Thanks bro! I've been scouring the internet for TSA for over an hour compiling TSA tips forums/videos since it just dawned on me that the test is on November 4th ahhhhhhhhh. This seems by far the most helpful.
Thanks so much!
What did you end up scoring?
Did you do well bro?
@@sao5060 are u taking it it this thursday?
The best information on TSA is right here. You are the best👍
Thank you!
Thanks, it has helped me a lot when I was panicking! :)
Keep on plz we need more, and thanks for the this videos, I hope you can make a series
This video was so helpful :)
I'm an Oxford student who was accepted for History and I'm trying to switch to History and Politics. I'll be expected to do the TSA essay as part of that request so I was wondering if Uni Reach could support me in this time. I have roughly a month to prepare and practice.
Thank you!!!
This is fantastic! I’m applying to Oxford this year to study PPE and this element of the process seems the most complex to me. Nonetheless, with this video alone, you’ve actually made me look forward to preparing for it! Could you tell me the name of the app you used to learn the 18 times tables with?
Glad to hear that! I used the ‘Basic Operations’ feature of Math Brain Booster Game, it’s completely free. Best of luck!
How much time do you need to prep for the TSA???
How many weeks is it ideal to prepare for it? How many did you prepare?
Thank you this really helps
hi thank you very much for this video. for section 2, can I choose an essay i know real world facts or statistics for but can give evidence for from my own life experience?
How many hours a day/ a week should I revise for the TSA if i am starting my revision for it today and the exam is on the 4th November?
Hey Katherine, setting aside around 5 hours every week I think is more than sufficient. Of course, the more practice you can do the better prepared you will be.
@@unireachuk Thank you so much!
How do I take the TSA Part 1 test, and how much money do I have to pay to take the test?
@@LASHAHD.Its free
Hi man, great video ! By any means do you happen to remember the name of the app you used for mental maths ? Thanks !
It’s “Math Brain Booster Games”.
Loving your videos. Thank you so much. I have a question regarding when you first started practicing for TSA section 1, did you time yourself straight from the first practice material or paper you did or do you recommend doing a few days of prep without time constraints to get used to the question style? I have noticed everyone says do under timed conditions always and it does make sense but as a beginner ,I find that I spend a bit long on questions leaving me with last few questions unanswered under timed conditions as a beginner.
Another question I have is ,do you recommend practice on the actual past papers first or do a few questions from a TSA practice book like the one you showed? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you
Thanks so much!
My recommendation would be to start out with 1-2 papers untimed just to get a feel of the question type. Then work through a practice question book, taking a past paper every now and then. I think it is important to do as much practice as possible under time pressure, as this is the real challenge of the TSA.
Any questions you do not complete in time, return to after the papers ended.
Do not worry, with practice, you will get more comfortable working at speed.
@@unireachuk Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. Much appreciated. I have to say what you guys are doing with Unireach is remarkable!
When will the unireach form be open again? It is closed currently
How do I take the TSA Part 1 test, and how much money do I have to pay to take the test? 😢
hi do you guys still help check tsa essays - how should i reach out? (I emailed the email on ur website)
Thank you for the video! Do the admissions consider the writing section of the TSA as less important than the multiple choice section?
The impression I have is that typically the writing section carries less weight as it is assessed more subjectively. I would still allocate some time to prepare for it though.
@@unireachuk Thank you! Does length matter at all for the essay?
It cannot be longer than 2 sides of A4. Otherwise, content is much more important than length.
Any online courses/practice please ?
Do you think that in the essay, its okay to give two arguments in favour of a point, and one argument against? I find that this is as much as I can write in an essay, but I'm worried that it makes my essays unbalanced?
This sounds like it should be fine. Including a strong argument against demonstrates that you are able to critically reflect on your arguments. Good luck!
@@unireachuk Thanks for the response
Hey if I’m in the US and I want to go to oxford in economics and management do I still take the test?
Hi, yes all applicants for E&M must take the TSA
@@unireachuk how do I take it? I don’t think there is a test center where I am.
@@mafotekobo493 you need to get your college or whatever it's called ( I'm not from USA) to apply to be one
Hi Mafo, sorry for the delay in responding, as @Pregerz oreo has kindly noted above, you can ask your school to apply to be a centre.
Alternatively, you can find an existing authorised centre here: www.admissionstesting.org/find-a-centre/
hi may i ask how i can reach out to the organisation and its service? tysm!
Hi!
You can find us at www.unireach.co.uk
And can email us at team@unireach.co.uk
Any good online training
Hi, apologies for the late comment. I was wondering what score I ought to aiming towards if I am applying to E&M, since this only requires section 1. Was the target score you provided a percentage out of 50?
Pretty sure you should be aiming for over 35 in order to stand a good chance of getting an interview
Your accent is so good
How can i learn that
bro he lives in england probably born here as well