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scientist 09: the statistician – choosing a university (2012)

by roger · Published Dec 2015 · Updated Nov 2018

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Looking for a place at Oxbridge? This show looks at the information available to help students make a better choice of university. Roger Frost talks to former college admissions tutor John Green on the need for scientific data and intelligent ways to analyse it.

Read more at myoxbridgechoice.com.

Tagged biology, university, admissions, statistics, maths

07/04/2012

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Tags: admissions maths oxbridge oxford physics statistics University of Cambridge University of Oxford

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