The future of education or just hype? The rise of Minerva, the world's most selective university | Universities | The Guardian
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A Silicon Valley startup could offer a template for universities shifting their courses online due to coronavirus
This year Minerva received 25,000 applications from 180 countries for undergraduate entry in 2020 and admitted just 2% of them. Photograph: Minerva View image in fullscreen This year Minerva received 25,000 applications from 180 countries for undergraduate entry in 2020 and admitted just 2% of them. Photograph: Minerva Future of education Universities This article is more than 5 years old The future of education or just hype? The rise of Minerva, the world's most selective university This article is more than 5 years old A Silicon Valley startup could offer a template for universities shifting
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