Would anybody reject Oxford for a foreign university?

No, why would anyone want to go to a lower ranked uni abroad where you can go to one of the best in the country and its closer to home, like you have to be stupid to reject oxford unless you get accepted at Harvard then maybe

mmm, not really, I mean, rankings aren't the only factor are they? I mean, there are plenty of other things someone might prioritise. Maybe to live with family abroad, or to move further away from family, or love of that country, or maybe because the university abroad is a nicer area to live, or cheaper fees, or maybe the course is better (in their opinion) - perhaps because the university is known to be particularly good at that one course...

Lots of possible reasons. People have different motivations lol. It's just a university.

Stop judging me it just my opinion, that whats the question is asking for people opinions

Stop judging me it just my opinion, that whats the question is asking for people opinions

I wouldn't. I mean unless you really prefer the foreign university. Money shouldn't be a question because an Oxford degree will most likely earn you more than a foreign university. Sadly that's how the system works. So I guess it's the worth the 9k which you don't even directly pay for.

So only if you really like the course offered by the foreign university.

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This isn't necessarily true. What is it with this forum?
It depends on numerous things, including what the course is, and what career you're aiming for.

Probably why they said "most likely" - of course it's not necessarily true.

Thank you for all of the responses, I did ask for opinions and I know people are going to disagree. I was just really curious

But that's what I'm saying. How do we know that most of the time, it's true. Or that it's highly probable. I mean, where are the studies to support that? Don't employers take into account numerous factors before they just employ graduates? Are they really going to go, 'oh you went to Oxford? Let's skip the interview, you're hired!' or 'oh you went to Oxford, therefore you should earn more than this person that went to Prague'?