Oxford University
The University of Oxford is a idealistic research university located in Oxford, England. Even though there is no known date of foundation, there is evidence of teaching as far back as 1096, making it the oldest university in the English-speaking world, and the world's second-oldest surviving university. The University which is made up from a variety of institutions, it is home to some of the greatest academics, businessmen, scientists, Nobel laureates, and British Prime Ministers such as David Cameron. Despite its attempts to not enroll students based on their wealth and claims to choose its students based only on their merits, most of the students attending Oxford are super rich.
University of Mumbai
The University of Mumbai also known as the University of Bombay, is one of the first three state universities in India, located in the city of Mumbai in the state of Maharashtra. This prestigious university has more multi-millionaires as compared to alumni’s of Cambridge or Brown, according to The Times of India. What’s more interesting is that many of the super rich students who attend this university are known to have inherited their money and are not necessarily needing to become millionaires after graduating, because they already are one. With this it’s quite sure that they will probably get even richer than that, so going to a top university is a must and a status symbol.
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