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Pacman: New page: {{wp-also}} '''Oxbridge''' refers to the two best universities in the United Kingdom - Cambridge and Oxford. It is rather like their equivalent of the Ivy League. [[Category:...

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New page: {{wp-also}} '''Oxbridge''' refers to the two best universities in the United Kingdom - Cambridge and Oxford. It is rather like their equivalent of the Ivy League. [[Category:...

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'''Oxbridge''' refers to the two best universities in the United Kingdom - [[Cambridge]] and [[Oxford]]. It is rather like their equivalent of the [[Ivy League]].

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 Students at Oxbridge, like their counterparts at [[Harvard]] and [[Yale]], belong to one or another [[w:residential college|residential college]] within the greater university, and often maintain fierce loyalty to these mini-institutions throughout their lives (wearing the trademark college scarf, for instance). Unlike Harvard and Yale, however, graduate students are residents of residential colleges as well, allowing Columbia graduates to get a taste of intimate, non-highrise life if they choose to head overseas for study abroad or grad school.
-How does a Columbian do so? He or she could participate in the Oxbridge Scholars Program in his or her junior year, or hold off until after graduation. [[Marshall Scholarship|Marshall]] and [[Kellett Fellows]] have their pick of the universities, while [[Rhodes Scholars]] must stay at Oxford. Some [[Fulbright]] scholars attend Oxbridge as well.
+How does a Columbian do so? He or she could participate in the Oxbridge Scholars Program in his or her junior year, or hold off until after graduation. [[Marshall Scholarship|Marshall]] and [[Kellett Fellows]] have their pick of the universities, while [[Rhodes Scholars|Rhodes]] or [[Gates Cambridge Scholarship|Gates]] Scholars must stay at Oxford or Cambridge, respectively. Some lucky [[Fulbright]] scholars attend Oxbridge as well, although the UK is one of the toughest destinations to get a Fulbright for.
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	'''Oxbridge''' refers to the two best universities in the United Kingdom - [[University of Cambridge\|Cambridge]] and [[Oxford]]. It is rather like their equivalent of the [[Ivy League]], although the disgustingly [[Princeton]]-like [[w:University of St. Andrews\|St. Andrews]] might have something to say about that.		'''Oxbridge''' refers to the two best universities in the United Kingdom - [[University of Cambridge\|Cambridge]] and [[Oxford]]. It is rather like their equivalent of the [[Ivy League]], although the disgustingly [[Princeton]]-like [[w:University of St. Andrews\|St. Andrews]] might have something to say about that.
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		+	Students at Oxbridge, like their counterparts at [[Harvard]] and [[Yale]], belong to one or another [[w:residential college\|residential college]] within the greater university, and often maintain fierce loyalty to these mini-institutions throughout their lives (wearing the trademark college scarf, for instance). Unlike Harvard and Yale, however, graduate students are residents of residential colleges as well, allowing Columbia graduates to get a taste of intimate, non-highrise life if they choose to head overseas for study abroad or grad school.
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		+	How does a Columbian do so? He or she could participate in the Oxbridge Scholars Program in his or her junior year, or hold off until after graduation. [[Marshall Scholarship\|Marshall]] and [[Kellett Fellows]] have their pick of the universities, while [[Rhodes Scholars]] must stay at Oxford. Some [[Fulbright]] scholars attend Oxbridge as well.

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-'''Oxbridge''' refers to the two best universities in the United Kingdom - [[University of Cambridge|Cambridge]] and [[Oxford]]. It is rather like their equivalent of the [[Ivy League]], although the disgustingly [[Princeton]]-like [[w:University of St. Andrew's|St. Andrew's]] might have something to say about that.
+'''Oxbridge''' refers to the two best universities in the United Kingdom - [[University of Cambridge|Cambridge]] and [[Oxford]]. It is rather like their equivalent of the [[Ivy League]], although the disgustingly [[Princeton]]-like [[w:University of St. Andrews|St. Andrews]] might have something to say about that.
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-'''Oxbridge''' refers to the two best universities in the United Kingdom - [[University of Cambridge|Cambridge]] and [[Oxford]]. It is rather like their equivalent of the [[Ivy League]], although the disgustingly [[Princeton]]-like [[w:St. Andrew's University|St. Andrew's]] might have something to say about that.
+'''Oxbridge''' refers to the two best universities in the United Kingdom - [[University of Cambridge|Cambridge]] and [[Oxford]]. It is rather like their equivalent of the [[Ivy League]], although the disgustingly [[Princeton]]-like [[w:University of St. Andrew's|St. Andrew's]] might have something to say about that.
 [[Category:Universities]]