You can buy your way into Cambridge and Oxford real easy if you're rich enough, relatively few people who are actually smart enough to get offered a spot legitimately accept the offer, the tuition fees and accommodation costs are far out of range for most people these days.
That's not true at all.
Tuition fees are not a problem to anyone in the country at all, bar the uneducated who assume they are and then turn down University for no reason.
Every single person is entitled to a student loan to cover the cost of their tuition fees.
Fees are capped at £9k a year, which they will be for Oxbridge.
Your student loan covers the costs of your tuition fees. You do not pay back any of the student loan while studying, and you only start to pay back the loan when your annual income reaches £21000. Anything under that and you don't pay back. Interest on the loan is capped at an exceedingly low amount (lower than any other available loan).
If you go to Oxbridge and you get a degree and then don't get a job where you earn over £21k then you have forgeted up somewhere along the line.
The student loan is also the first loan you're likely to have in life and is not going to be added on top of your bills. It is not difficult to accomodate to paying it once you do start to.
Here's official information on Student Finances and how they are paid back.
https://www.gov.uk/student-finance/repaymentsThe cost of living is high in Oxford and Cambridge, but it's not the highest in the country. As an Oxford born Brit I can attest to that.
You get plenty of maintenance loans and grants to live at Uni which the majority of which are means-tested, meaning those from poor off families recieve more money to cover their expenses (these are typically grants, meaning you don't pay back at all).
All it takes is for someone to manage their money properly. Idiots will drain all their money and that is their fault.
Anyone who can get in to Oxbridge can easily live there.
If you're trying to go to Cambridge then forget about your pamphlet.
You need to go here.
http://www.ucas.com/Study in the UKFinding CoursesHow To ApplyFind the courses you're interested in. Look at what qualifications they require. Look for other universities.
As far as I am aware you won't be able to get in for September 2014, which is when the next educational year starts.
Applications (atleast for UK residents) have ended as of January 2014. You'll have to look to apply for September 2015.
I don't know what qualifications they would ask for from an Argentine background, but here most courses at Oxbridge (Oxford and Cambridge) ask for atleast 3 A-Levels at Grade A, and often require A* grades.
Furthermore many courses at the various Oxbridge colleges only have several places.
A friend of mine applying last year lost out in her application to Cambridge, as she didn't quite cut it, and her course had only 8 places.
why dose the united kingdom still want the falklands?
is their anything really important there, or are they just trying to hold on to the remains of their empire?
It has plenty of oil, it's a strategic location in the South Atlantic, and it legally belongs to us.
Furthermore the inhabitants of the Falklands wish to be part of Britain.
