Who has won the University Boat Race the most times, Oxford or Cambridge?
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there have been 152 boat races.\noxford have won 73 times.\ncambridge have won 78 times.\nthere has been one dead heat, which was in 1877.
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Many consider Cambridge to be the best university in the world.  It is certainly ranked in the top five.  It is, therefore, difficult to get into.  \n\nIf you have not done well in school, your best chance is to get a graduate degree elsewhere, do very well and then apply to Cambridge.\n\nYou should be aware that in most disciplines, the top universities accept students for PhD programs, but not for Master's programs (other than terminal master's -- like an MBA).
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Canada has won it 29 times in the 48 year history.\n\nSweden is second with 5 wins.
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Garth Crooks (methinks but I'll stand corrected!)\n\nBoycott below is correct: http://www.le.ac.uk/so/css/resources/factsheets/fs4.html
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Gary Rush.\nHe also finished 3 times in the second place and 6 times in the third place. He accomplished all this between 1966 and 1998.
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Liverpool - 5 times\nMan Utd - 2 times\nNottingham Forest - 2 times\nAston Villa - Once
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There were  8  fifty plus (three hundreds and five fifties) by the 1893 Australians against Oxford and Cambridge Past and Present at Portsmouth. \n\nThe team score of 843 was the world first-class record until Yorkshire amassed 887 three years later.\n\nScorecard here: http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/4/4014.html\n\nFor test matches, do have a look at this thread:\nhttp://community.channel4.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/821609267/m/2630026166
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The most popular university with outstanding reputations since long long ago is the University of Manchester. Not only for their academic excellences but also for their contributions through various fields. If I had really to choose, I will pick up Manchester as my 1st choice because being in Manchester is a dream come true for me.\n\nHowever, according to The Sunday Times University Guide, 2005, Manchester and even Leeds and Hull was not taken as UK Top 10 Universities - Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College, London School of Economics, UCL, Warwick, York, Bristol, Durham and Bath. But, if you're seeking to be in a best place, don't hesitate to be in Manchester.
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Believe it or not, Yale\n\nYale is credited with winning the most national championships — 18. Princeton has won 17. However, Yale's last title was in 1927 and Princeton's was in 1922.
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Oliver Khan. GermanY! =D
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Both are excellent. They teach differently, though. I think that Oxford still tends more toward the tutorial method, while Harvard is more like a traditional classroom model.\n\nThink also of the setting--Oxford is in the middle of all the colleges but in a more rural area. Harvard is in the big city with a number of other educational institutions close by.\n\nBoth get exceptionally qualified students so you will have a diverse group of motivated students to be around. I don't know what types of student activities exist at Oxford, but Harvard has the full range of student activities going on--which is more traditional of American Universities--including sports, clubs, etc.\n\nOne other thing to consider if you are thinking about this for your own undergraduate education is where you want to work and what type of work or graduate study you want to pursue. Often alumni of your college and/or your professors will be able to be a network to help you with jobs and graduate study. So, if you are going to stay in the US you might want to consider Harvard, and if you are going to stay in the UK consider Oxford.\n\nYou could go to one of the schools and then do a semester or a full year of study abroad at the other school--get the best of both!!\n\nGood luck!! Neat choice if its yours!!
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Oxford or Oxford Brookes ^_^
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O levels don't exist it anymore. They are now GCSE's.  Cambridge is a university so i don't think they do them.  But cambridge is also the examining body.  I think you would have to go to college for GCSE's or a special course.
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If you think about a current champion, its FC Liverpool-England.\nBut if you wanna know which team has won CL the most times, then it's Real Madrid-Spain (looking it that way, Real is a Champion of CL!)
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In the olympics its Great Britain\nin the world cup its England
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Cambridge has highest ranking in law at undergrad, as you can see with link. However, if you wish to do LLM, Oxford's equivalent the BCL (if coming from common law jurisdiction) or MJUR (if coming from civil law jurisdiction) has better reputation. \n\nCambridge doesn't use tutorial system of teaching in its LLM, whereas Oxford does: this involves small group teaching, i.e. it could be one on one, up to 4 on one: you would likely have 4 tutorials per subject & do 4 subjects. This can be pretty effective means of teaching if you come prepared for each tutorial. Both have tutorial system at undergrad.\n\nThe range of subjects you would expect to do will depend on the course. Their websites will give all the details on that. I believe, undergrad will involve you doing certain core subjects with more choices in your final year.
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Brazil(5 times), Italy (3), Germany (3 times. All as West Germany), Argentina (2), Uruguay (2)\n\nAfter that, the only other winners are England and France who have each won it once. \n\nCzecheslovakia, Hungary, and the Netherlands have all been runners up twice, and Sweden has been the runner up once.