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Why Dont Oxford And Cambridge Make More Space??????
WHY NOT?
IF TEHRE ARE SO MANY APPLICANTS AND MANY WHO ARE DEFINITELY UP TO OXBRIDGE STANDARD GET REJECTED EACH YEAR DUE TO THE SHEER NUMBER OF APPLICANTS, THEN WHY NOT MAKE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BIGGER?
SURELY THEY WOULD BE ABLE TO FUND SUCH A PROJECT, CONSIDERING THE PRESTIGE OF TEH UNIVERSITIES.
I MEAN, MANY GET TURNED AWAY EACH YEAR, OFTEN RELYING ON "LUCK" DUE TO THE SITUATION OXFORD FACE WITH SO MANY CANDIDATES. IT WOULD BE A BETTER SOLUTION THAN POINTLESSLY TURNING AWAY APPLICANTS WHO ARE GOOD ENOUGH.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
I MEAN, ALEXANDER GOT 10 A*'s AT GCSE AND STRAIGHT A GRADES AT AS LEVEL, CLEARLY HE IS DEFINITELY UP TO OXBRIDGE STANDARD, EVEN BETTER THAN NEEDED PERHAPS. IF SUCH A DEVELOPMENT WOULD STOP PEOPLE LIKE HIM STUPIDLY BEING TURNED AWAY, THEN WHY NOT?
IT WOULDNT AFFECT THE STANDARD OF OXBRIDGE, END OF THE DAY ALL THAT WOULD HAPPEN IS THAT THOSE WHO REALLY DID DESERVE TO GO AND WERE GOOD ENOUGH, ENDED UP GOING INSTEAD OF EBING REJECTED DUE TO RELYING ON "LUCK".
APPRECIATE YOUR VIEWS.
IF TEHRE ARE SO MANY APPLICANTS AND MANY WHO ARE DEFINITELY UP TO OXBRIDGE STANDARD GET REJECTED EACH YEAR DUE TO THE SHEER NUMBER OF APPLICANTS, THEN WHY NOT MAKE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BIGGER?
SURELY THEY WOULD BE ABLE TO FUND SUCH A PROJECT, CONSIDERING THE PRESTIGE OF TEH UNIVERSITIES.
I MEAN, MANY GET TURNED AWAY EACH YEAR, OFTEN RELYING ON "LUCK" DUE TO THE SITUATION OXFORD FACE WITH SO MANY CANDIDATES. IT WOULD BE A BETTER SOLUTION THAN POINTLESSLY TURNING AWAY APPLICANTS WHO ARE GOOD ENOUGH.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
I MEAN, ALEXANDER GOT 10 A*'s AT GCSE AND STRAIGHT A GRADES AT AS LEVEL, CLEARLY HE IS DEFINITELY UP TO OXBRIDGE STANDARD, EVEN BETTER THAN NEEDED PERHAPS. IF SUCH A DEVELOPMENT WOULD STOP PEOPLE LIKE HIM STUPIDLY BEING TURNED AWAY, THEN WHY NOT?
IT WOULDNT AFFECT THE STANDARD OF OXBRIDGE, END OF THE DAY ALL THAT WOULD HAPPEN IS THAT THOSE WHO REALLY DID DESERVE TO GO AND WERE GOOD ENOUGH, ENDED UP GOING INSTEAD OF EBING REJECTED DUE TO RELYING ON "LUCK".
APPRECIATE YOUR VIEWS.
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Cambridge and Oxford receive less applications per place than places like Nottingham and so on.
Perhaps all universities should expand to the point where everyone is forced to do a degree, if only due to the fact that the universities own all the living space and a condition of renting is taking a degree?
Still, you make a brilliant point. Well, so I assume due to the capital letters.
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Perhaps all universities should expand to the point where everyone is forced to do a degree, if only due to the fact that the universities own all the living space and a condition of renting is taking a degree?
Still, you make a brilliant point. Well, so I assume due to the capital letters.
a.
*
TINNEY
exactly. alexander got rejected from ox (undeservedly) yet he will get a first class degree.
You don't know why he was rejected and you certainly don't know if he will get a first.
a.
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Oxbridge like to feel that they have selected only a few, that meet up to the high standard.
TINNEY
i made it clearly obvious by posting in capitals and having a username in capitals u stupid indian
How rude.
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