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Ranking of Oxford colleges according to: large number of undergraduates studying materials, economics and management, large number of tutors for materials, economics and management, high percentage of private school students.

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  1. Trinity College 78

    1. The most undergraduates studying Materials, Economics and Management, with 4 in 2007/8. 100
    2. Fifth highest percentage of private school students: 54.4% of offers in 2005–7 went to private students. 95
    3. Third most tutors for Materials, Economics and Management, with 6 in 2007/8. 38

  2. St Catherine's College 61

    1. The most tutors for Materials, Economics and Management, with 11 in 2007/8. 100
    2. 12th highest percentage of private school students: 50.1% of offers in 2005–7 went to private students. 83
    3. Sixth most undergraduates studying Materials, Economics and Management, with 0 in 2007/8. 0

  3. St Edmund Hall 60

    1. 14th highest percentage of private school students: 49.4% of offers in 2005–7 went to private students. 80
    2. Second most tutors for Materials, Economics and Management, with 7 in 2007/8. 50
    3. Fourth most undergraduates studying Materials, Economics and Management, with 2 in 2007/8. 50

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  1. The Queen's College 57

    1. Third highest percentage of private school students: 54.5% of offers in 2005–7 went to private students. 96
    2. Third most undergraduates studying Materials, Economics and Management, with 3 in 2007/8. 75
    3. Sixth most tutors for Materials, Economics and Management, with 3 in 2007/8. 0

  2. St Anne's College 47

    1. 23rd highest percentage of private school students: 40.6% of offers in 2005–7 went to private students. 54
    2. Fifth most undergraduates studying Materials, Economics and Management, with 2 in 2007/8. 50
    3. Fourth most tutors for Materials, Economics and Management, with 6 in 2007/8. 38

  3. Mansfield College 42

    1. Second most undergraduates studying Materials, Economics and Management, with 3 in 2007/8. 75
    2. 28th highest percentage of private school students: 35% of offers in 2005–7 went to private students. 38
    3. Fifth most tutors for Materials, Economics and Management, with 4 in 2007/8. 13

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