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How Does the UCAS Undergraduate Application Work? Key Dates for 2027 Entry, the 15 October Deadline for Oxford, Cambridge and Medicine, the Three Personal Statement Questions, References and Predicted Grades, Replying to Offers, Extra and Clearing, and What Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China) Should Know
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How Does the UCAS Undergraduate Application Work? Key Dates for 2027 Entry, the 15 October Deadline for Oxford, Cambridge and Medicine, the Three Personal Statement Questions, References and Predicted Grades, Replying to Offers, Extra and Clearing, and What Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China) Should Know

According to UCAS, applications for 2027 entry open on 12 May 2026; the deadline for Oxford, Cambridge and most medicine, dentistry and veterinary courses is 15 October 2026, and for most undergraduate courses 13 January 2027. You can make up to 5 choices for a £34.50 fee, and the personal statement now has three questions with 4,000 characters in total. This guide walks through each step in order: applying, replying to offers, Extra and Clearing.

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How to Choose a Co-op at a Canadian University: 37 Co-op and Internship Programs at 12 Canadian Universities, Covering Required vs Optional, Number and Length of Work Terms, Pay and Co-op Fees, No Separate Co-op Work Permit for International Students From April 2026, and What It Means for Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China)
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How to Choose a Co-op at a Canadian University: 37 Co-op and Internship Programs at 12 Canadian Universities, Covering Required vs Optional, Number and Length of Work Terms, Pay and Co-op Fees, No Separate Co-op Work Permit for International Students From April 2026, and What It Means for Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China)

Co-op is how Canadian universities build paid work terms into a degree. This site has verified 37 co-op and internship programs at 12 Canadian universities from their official websites: 18 are optional and 3 required, every program that states a work-term length gives 4 months, 33 state that work terms are paid, and joining usually involves a separate co-op fee. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada states that from April 1, 2026, eligible post-secondary international students no longer need a separate co-op work permit for placements required by their program.

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Where Do International Graduates of UK Universities Go After Their Bachelor's Degree? HESA Graduate Outcomes for 17 UK Universities: Shares in Work, Further Study and Unemployment, High-Skilled Work in the UK, the Graduate Visa Falling to 18 Months From 2027, and What It Means for Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China)
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Where Do International Graduates of UK Universities Go After Their Bachelor's Degree? HESA Graduate Outcomes for 17 UK Universities: Shares in Work, Further Study and Unemployment, High-Skilled Work in the UK, the Graduate Visa Falling to 18 Months From 2027, and What It Means for Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China)

According to the official HESA Graduate Outcomes survey, among 2021/22 international (non-UK domiciled) undergraduates at the 17 UK universities in this site's database, about 15 months after graduating the median share working was 52%, in further study 27% and unemployed 6%; of those working in the UK, the median share in high-skilled jobs was 91%. gov.uk states that a Graduate visa lasts 2 years if you apply by 31 December 2026 and 18 months from 1 January 2027.

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Liberal Arts Colleges vs Research Universities: How the Two Types of US Institutions Compare Under the Carnegie Classification on First-Year Class Size, Applicants and Acceptance Rates, Test Scores, Annual Cost and Admission Factors, and How Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China) Can Choose
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Liberal Arts Colleges vs Research Universities: How the Two Types of US Institutions Compare Under the Carnegie Classification on First-Year Class Size, Applicants and Acceptance Rates, Test Scores, Annual Cost and Admission Factors, and How Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China) Can Choose

Liberal arts colleges and research universities are the two types of US undergraduate institution most often compared. Under the 2021 Carnegie Basic Classification, this site's database has 32 liberal arts colleges and 83 research universities (R1). The median first-year class is 529 at liberal arts colleges and 3,763 at research universities; the median acceptance rate is 13.8% and 33.0%; and private institutions of both types cost about the same. This guide compares the two using the official definitions and this site's data.

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How to Read US University Acceptance Rates and SAT/ACT Scores: Latest Admissions Data for 155 Universities, Covering Applicant Numbers, the Spread of Acceptance Rates, What the 25th–75th Percentile Means and Typical Score Ranges, and How Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China) Can Use Them
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How to Read US University Acceptance Rates and SAT/ACT Scores: Latest Admissions Data for 155 Universities, Covering Applicant Numbers, the Spread of Acceptance Rates, What the 25th–75th Percentile Means and Typical Score Ranges, and How Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China) Can Use Them

Using the latest admissions data each university reports to the US Department of Education's IPEDS or in its Common Data Set, we compared 155 US universities: the median acceptance rate is 24.2%, with the middle half between 11.5% and 52.4%; among the 138 with SAT data, the median 25th percentile is 1370 and the median 75th percentile is 1510. This guide explains how to read acceptance rates and "25th–75th percentile" scores, and where people often misread them.

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How Much Does a Year at a US University Cost? 2024–25 IPEDS Charges at 153 Universities: Tuition, On-Campus Housing, Books and Other Expenses, Public vs Private, Application Fees and Tuition Increases, and How Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China) Can Use Them
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How Much Does a Year at a US University Cost? 2024–25 IPEDS Charges at 153 Universities: Tuition, On-Campus Housing, Books and Other Expenses, Public vs Private, Application Fees and Tuition Increases, and How Domestic and International Applicants (Including Students in China) Can Use Them

Using the US Department of Education's IPEDS charges for the 2024–25 academic year, we compared 153 US universities. Adding tuition and fees, on-campus housing and food, books and other expenses, the median total per year is $84,700; the private median is $88,696, and the public median at out-of-state tuition is $59,514. The median application fee is $70, and tuition has risen by about 4.1% a year over the last three years. This guide explains where the numbers come from and how to use them.

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