Just four in ten students at the top universities of Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College went to comprehensives, academies and other mainly non-selective schools, according to findings to be published tomorrow in The Sunday Times Good University Guide. The data is part of a league table, created by The Sunday Times, measuring social inclusion in universities, which are under pressure to reflect the whole of society. Oxford is the least socially inclusive, according to the table of 133 institutions, followed by St Andrews, Cambridge, Durham and Bristol. Other top academic institutions are only marginally more socially inclusive. Also in the bottom ten of the rankings on this measure are Edinburgh, Exeter and…

Source: The Times September 22, 2018 17:26 UTC