Why are British universities easier to apply than American universities?

This is relative. It is also difficult for world famous schools in Britain, such as Cambridge, to apply, and the pressure to apply for study is greater than that of ordinary schools. Ordinary universities in Britain are indeed better than those in the United States, because there are few scholarships in Britain, and it is easy to provide them in Britain, but their offers are equivalent to American admissions, and there are no scholarships. Undergraduate and master's degrees are basically self-funded, and doctors have a small number of scholarships, and the competition is fierce. Of course, it doesn't matter whether the family can afford the tuition. The United States basically has the most scholarships, so there are more applicants and the competition is more intense. If you apply for PhD, you need better recommendation of GPA, GRE, TOFEL, professional background, ox and ceramics. The application in Britain is relatively simple, there is no GRE, only GPA. Language scores (both TOEFL and IELTS are acceptable, and specific schools have specific requirements). Tutors have a lot of decision-making power in British applications, unlike American tutors who can't make decisions completely. Unless the tutor is awesome and wants you very much, he will try his best to get you into the admission Committee. British tutors play a great role, and the admission of schools is relatively loose. But the tuition and living expenses in Britain are relatively expensive. Recently, local students in many parts of Britain are protesting against the increase in tuition fees. Generally, the tuition fees of China students who come to the UK for undergraduate studies are 4-5 times higher than those of local students. Because I don't know what degree you want to apply for, I wrote a rough outline. Finally, I wish you a successful application!