Become a seller at Oxbridge Notes

Apply To Sell With Oxbridge Notes

Fill in this form if you'd like to become a seller with Oxbridge Notes. If we're impressed we'll email with further details, often within less than one working day.

Country: You are applying to our Ireland store. If you are based elsewhere, visit our international stores.

Personal Details

Please fill out all the fields

Email (Mandatory)

If you're currently enrolled in University, kindly utilise your University email for quicker verification of your notes. However, please note that all email addresses are accepted.

We only accept notes for law subjects in your region—if your subject is not on the list below then we regrettably cannot serve you. For some subjects, you might have better luck in our UK or USA sister international websites, both linked to in the footer of this page.

Password (Mandatory)

Create a password (required). 6 character min. Reasoning: so you can log in to add notes later!

First Name (Mandatory)

Last Name (Mandatory)

School Details

Subject (Mandatory)

If you did a joint honours don't worry—you can add a second degree later.

Institution (Mandatory)

Where do you/did you study? Undergraduate and, if applicable, further education (e.g. College of Law).

Exam year (Mandatory)

When did you/ will you sit your final exams?

Overall degree classification (Mandatory)

Degree classification/grade. If you don't have one yet, please enter your expected classification followed by the word 'expected'

Description (Mandatory)

Grades (achieved or expected), modules you have available for selling (e.g. Tort Law, Criminal Law), and anything else you'd like to tell us about you or your notes

Your Notes

Samples (Mandatory)

Notes must be typed. Attach one sample of your notes. (If you like you can copy and paste a few docs into one file). You retain all rights and we shall delete it if you are not accepted. Obviously, you must be the author of these notes.

Captcha (Mandatory)

Add two and three together. Answer in numerical form, for example: 3