<p>Well CAS is larger (the total at GBS/year is about 320, and I’m willing to bet 200+ are CAS, which is of course, almost 1/2 an Oxford class on its own. However, it’s only 1/6-1/5 a CAS freshman class) and also more pre-professionally (you’ll get a greater share of Oxford students going to grad. school or directly to work) oriented so of course these folks will be more represented. All of those things can easily be obtained at Oxford (as they heavily engage the community and actually offer more theory practice learning courses to freshman and sophomore audiences). In addition, I read that one can distinguish themselves academically by doing a sophomore honors project (as opposed to simply making high grades, and thus deans list). Again, I would just worry about the GPA. However, it will even out at both (Emory has the curves, and Oxford has raw rigor). </p>
<p>Just choose based on the environment you want. It doesn’t matter academically/preparation wise.</p>