Analysis of the 2013 UCAS figures shows that the pool of applicants fell from 700,000 to 677,000 but acceptances went up 7.3% in England. Overall 9 out of 10 applicants received at least 1 offer, while a third received 5 offers. However, the number of people entering institutions with traditional high tariff requirements with BBB or equivalent rose by 9%. Students with predictions of BBB were 23% more likely to receive offers from all 5 choices than in the previous year. UCAS said that the proportion of English 18 year olds enrolling with BBB or lower has increased by 70% over the last 2 years, to 17%. [ source gtassociates.org ]Wednesday 8 January 2014
Easier to get into uni in 2013 ...?
Analysis of the 2013 UCAS figures shows that the pool of applicants fell from 700,000 to 677,000 but acceptances went up 7.3% in England. Overall 9 out of 10 applicants received at least 1 offer, while a third received 5 offers. However, the number of people entering institutions with traditional high tariff requirements with BBB or equivalent rose by 9%. Students with predictions of BBB were 23% more likely to receive offers from all 5 choices than in the previous year. UCAS said that the proportion of English 18 year olds enrolling with BBB or lower has increased by 70% over the last 2 years, to 17%. [ source gtassociates.org ]
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