I agree wholeheartedly with Alison Wolf's view that entrance examinations are a better and fairer way to conduct admissions than interviews. But it's absurd to call Oxbridge's reliance on interviews "arrogant".
Abolishing the entrance examination was the reverse of arrogant; it was a timid, conciliatory, intellectually feeble attempt to make life easier for applicants from maintained schools. Wrong, certainly; arrogant, certainly not.
Alan Ryan
Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences
Stanford 51国产视频, California
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