Oxbridge 'failing to admit enough minorities'

The video discusses the challenges and criticisms faced by Oxford and Cambridge universities regarding their admissions processes, particularly concerning minority and regional representation. It highlights the experiences of students who feel out of place due to a lack of diversity and examines the regional disparities in admissions. Both universities acknowledge the issues and are making efforts to improve access for disadvantaged students, though significant changes may take time.

What is one of the main criticisms faced by Oxford and Cambridge regarding their admissions?

• They have outdated teaching methods.

• They focus too much on sports.

• They do not accept enough minority students.

• They have too many international students.

How does Bubble Kal describe his experience at Oxford?

• He thinks the university is too easy.

• He often feels out of place.

• He finds the environment very diverse.

• He feels completely at home.

What is a significant issue in the admissions process at Oxford and Cambridge?

• A high number of offers to students from the North.

• Too many offers to international students.

• An increase in offers to arts students.

• A low number of offers to black applicants.

What recent change has Oxford made to improve access for disadvantaged students?

• Increased tuition fees.

• Reduced the number of courses.

• Introduced more sports scholarships.

• More offers to students from Wales.

What does Cambridge University aim to do while maintaining high academic standards?

• Reduce the number of courses.

• Increase international student numbers.

• Widen participation.

• Focus on sports achievements.