Cambridge head concerned about ‘skewed’ admissions

The head of Cambridge University has expressed concern about the perceived ‘skewed’ admissions process at the prestigious institution.

Speaking at a recent conference, the head of admissions at Cambridge stated that there is growing evidence to suggest that the admissions process favors students from privileged backgrounds.

This comes after recent data revealed that a significant proportion of students admitted to Cambridge came from private schools, leading to accusations of lack of diversity and inclusivity in the admissions process.

The head of the university stressed the importance of addressing these disparities and ensuring that the admissions process is fair and transparent for all applicants.

It remains to be seen what steps Cambridge will take to address these concerns and promote a more equitable admissions process in the future.