this is what the article says, i copied and pasted random parts
One of Cambridge University’s last all-female colleges is set to introduce fertility seminars to teach women to start planning to have children by their mid-thirties or risk “forgetting to have a baby”.
Murray Edwards College will teach the classes alongside consent and sexual harassment classes this term, reported The Sunday Times.
He said that women who want more than one child should start trying to conceive before they turn 30. For example, women who want two children should start trying to conceive at the age of 28, while those who want three children “probably have to start trying when you’re 23”.
“Young women are being taught that they all have to do well in school, get a degree, be successful in their career, and be beautiful,” she said.
“The thing that is getting lost along the way is that you forget to have a baby, which I nearly did.”
This is true even compared to the likes of MIT, Stanford, Yale, and Princeton. Strictly talking from a global perspective, it seems as though somehow villagers in third world countries will know of Cambridge, Oxford, and Harvard yet will know nothing about Stanford, MIT etc.
Looking for something similar. Sorry, Darwin’s just isn’t as good.
Is this option still available? Has anyone done it?
Sorry, posts like this for the various colleges / unis are probably clogging up this subreddit already, but I read earlier that Jesus said they'd give out interview offers during the second and third week of November. Well, the third week of November is gonna end on Sunday lol, and I'm wondering if that's indicative of the fact that I will be rejected sometime next week, or if no-one else has heard back and they've been delayed for whatever reason. Fingers crossed for tomorrow I guess haha. Cheers.
Just received my interview offer! The wait was killing me haha I’m so impatient.
