How much are tuition fees at Oxford?

How much are tuition fees at Oxford?

9,250 GBP (2017 – 18) University of Oxford/Undergraduate tuition and fees

How much does it cost to go to Oxford University for 4 years?

Tuition for Oxford undergrads is just 9,000 pounds this year, which works out to roughly $11,700. That's about a quarter of the cost of other top tier schools, such as Harvard, Stanford and the California Institute of Technology.

What is the acceptance rate for international students at Oxford?

17% Oxford University Acceptance Rate for International Students The school's overall acceptance rate is 17%, but it's significantly more competitive for international undergraduate applicants: their international student acceptance rate last year was about 9%.

Is Oxford better than Harvard?

Which University is Better According to The Overall Ranking? According to the 'Times Higher Education' website, Oxford University ranked 1st overall, giving it the title of best university in the world. Harvard ranked 3rd (Stanford took 2nd place).

Is Harvard FREE?

Most students whose families make less than $65,000 attended Harvard for free in the most recent academic year. The cost to attend Harvard is less than a state school for 90% of students. Harvard graduates with only an undergraduate degree can earn as much as $146,800 by mid-career.

Can I study in Oxford for free?

Oxford is determined that all students who are offered a place to study here can afford to come. Very few costs are paid up front, and there is lots of financial support available for UK students, from the government, the University and a student's college.

Is Oxford cheaper than Harvard?

Educational cost for Oxford students is only 9,000 pounds this year, which works out to generally $11,700. That is about a fourth of the cost of other best level schools, for example, Harvard, Stanford and the California Institute of Technology.

Is Oxford expensive?

Oxford is an expensive place to live and, in some areas, prices are on a par with London. Its proximity to London, its excellent schools and the fact that it houses one of the world's top universities all add to the cost of living in Oxford.

What is the hardest college to get into?

Top 10 Hardest Colleges to Get Into

School	Location	Acceptance Rate
1. Columbia University	New York City, NY	3.9%
2. Stanford University	Stanford, CA	3.9%
3. Harvard University	Cambridge, MA	4.0%
4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cambridge, MA	4.1%

Why choose Cambridge over Oxford?

Cambridge offers a Natural Sciences degree that covers a wide range of areas within science, allowing students to choose their specialism later, while Oxford students have to choose their focus at the point at which they apply to the university.