Yale v. Oxford

Being that one of my reasons to return to Europe is for Jay's university I found this article in the Times today fascinating. As is pointed out I think ultimately it comes down to whether a student knows exactly what they want to study or not. If not the American university may be preferable due to it's more all round nature and lack of specailising until the third and fourth years. Although I still feel that a gap year, travelling and working, seeing the world and being exposed to different cultures and figuring out what your passion is, is preferable to spending two years of doing subjects that you've already done at GSCE and A level. Go Directly to Yale: American v. British University