Competitiveness of different colleges in Oxford?
Q. I intend to apply for History study at Oxford University. Can someone tell me which colleges in Oxford is more competitive in the application for History study and which colleges are less competitive?
Asked by wongpk0111 - Thu Oct 4 02:05:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by Booming B - Thu Oct 4 03:23:59 2007

Would any of you recomend The University of the South Sewanee or Oxford College of Emory University?
Q. Would any of you recomend The University of the South Sewanee or Oxford College of Emory University?
Asked by agrimes07 - Fri Jan 12 00:09:34 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I wholeheartedly recommend Sewanee and encourage you to visit. It is a highly regarded liberal arts university with a friendly atmosphere. It's the closest you can get to Hogwarts, I think. Sewanee is a place of intellectual and social growth with many quirky traditions, most notably the one with professors and students wearing academic gowns to class (only after earned, of course, and they come with perks). Sewanee has extremely small classes, and every class is taught by a professor instead of a TA. The professors are completely accessible outside of class and encourage interaction with them, whether it is in their office, at McClurg (the dining hall where there is no separate faculty eating area--everyone mingles), at a local… [cont.]
Answered by qna2007 - Sun Jan 14 23:23:48 2007

After Oxford and Cambridge, what was the next University founded in the UK?
Q. University of St Andrews University of Wales University College, London University of Glasgow
Asked by Heather C - Thu Apr 3 15:04:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. St Andrews
Answered by Dad's found yer scoo'er - Thu Apr 3 15:10:17 2008