Disappointment in UCL visits for languages students

It would be impractical for them to arrange individual taster lectures for every single language they offer, so it makes sense to do just one or two for all of SELCS. And given that Spanish is commonly available at all universities and already familiar to students, it makes sense they would do it for a more unusual language they offer uniquely in the UK...

Is UCL trying to put off students from accepting their offers by being irrelevant and unfriendly on "offer holder's day"? Or is the strategy that, being in the golden triangle, they don't have to try hard at all (or cynically, home students don't have big row bags full of Geld, hence not worth bothering with? Applying for Spanish and we get a lecture on Icelandic?

When they start getting students turning them down, they will learn the hard way that they will have to be more relevant and engaged. UCL has a poor record in teaching and student support. I know this from experience. Anyway, forewarned in forearmed. Went to a Russian "taster" day at Oxford (a long time ago) and they took the same strategy - a scribble on a paper to tell us where the room was, just a circle of people and one person fielding questions, and that was about it. We were shown the "living quarters" - ie some dingy rooms with bath tubs with dirt rings. They know they don't need to try hard.

UCL is actually especially known for MFL teaching because it offers a number of languages not offered anywhere else in the UK. If you're going to make up things about universities you don't like at least pick something logically consistent.