Can you actually associate some unis with particular types of people?

Imperial - World of Warcraft nerds

The only exceptions might be Oxford/Cambridge, who seem to have a preference for little rich boys/girls who are from middle/upper-class families, and will not accept you even if your grades are straight A's/A*'s, as i know working-class people who've applied with these and been rejected. So you can't deny that the people who go to these particular uni's are well-off. They might be the exception.

Hey, I see you have on offer from Imperial (well done )...well, is it true?

Pretty much, when the majority of your life is spent on how to get to the next part rather than enjoying where you are.

Plenty of counter-examples on TSR that prove the opposite

About the Oxford/Cambridge bit? Maybe, but everyone i know in person in that situation hasn't got in for unknown reasons.

Yes, the Oxbridge bit; because they're very competitive, lots of people with near perfect academic records do get rejected, and I highly doubt there's any active discrimination at work (with, for instance, both Universities trying to encourage more poorer students to apply)

LSE = Gonnabe ****** bankers. Loves money and BBC Parliament.

But if they've started encouraging poorer students to apply, does that not imply that the majority of people who already attend the universities are wealthy? So why is that?

I hear oxbridge have mainly cleaver people in them, but i think this is a lie

Newcastle = Everyone either gets wasted, laid or high.

Loughborough Are All Sporty
Dmu Are All Indians
Derby Are All Backwards

LSE - ANNOYING wannabe city boy/girl banker/lawyer sporting FT or blackberry or ANNOYING socialist 'sit in' organizers in che t shirts
Imperial - World of Warcraft nerds
UCL - didn't get into LSE or IC
Kings - didn't get into UCL

Push Guide has some interesting takes on atmosphere and stereotypes of different universities.

would you care to kindly link a brother

The only exceptions might be Oxford/Cambridge, who seem to have a preference for little rich boys/girls who are from middle/upper-class families, and will not accept you even if your grades are straight A's/A*'s, as i know working-class people who've applied with these and been rejected. So you can't deny that the people who go to these particular uni's are well-off. They might be the exception.

I was talking to a girl I know. She did her undergrad at Edinburgh and is now doing a masters at Cambridge. I asked her about the common stereotype of all Cambridge students being complete snobs and very posh. She didn't agree with that, but said that the adjective she'd use to describe Cambridge students is 'competitive'. She found that a lot of people there had very high goals in life and that everyone was very competitive, and that it could be seen in all aspects of uni life from academics to sports. You know, in a way that when we took things as having a bit of a laugh in the sports club we were both members of at Edinburgh, the same club in Cambridge took things really seriously.

errm Oxford is for chopper deeps and Suju Bs

http://www.push.co.uk/

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