New College of the Humanities, (a private college) set to open in London

[MuggedByReality]

        for
  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/borisjohnson/8558621/At-last-an-Oxbridge-for-those-who-cant-get-into-Oxbridge.html

  against
http://www.davidosler.com/2011/06/new-college-of-the-humanities-the-purchase-of-privilege/

   sceptical
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/indialenon/100090894/three-reasons-why-the-new-college-of-the-humanities-will-fail/

[appianway]

If you look at the tuition fees, they're not thatttt much more expensive than, say, a full fee place at a school like Geelong Grammar, Sydney Grammar or Melbourne Grammar. The problem is, that doesn't include any accommodation or spending money... and I honestly don't think that 70% of British families would be able/willing to fork out that much per year.

I do think that the problem with the college is how it markets itself. What sets is APART from Oxbridge? Is it just for the rejects? I don't think anyone would want to pay truckloads of cash for a college which was their back up.

[MuggedByReality]

      lol, I only just heard my mum will be teaching there (having written to A.C Grayling asking for a job)