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Clearing 2019 in numbers
Clearing 2019 in numbers
Regularly updated analysis of changes in undergraduate acceptances by student domicile, country of institution, and subject, will appear on this page throughout Confirmation and Clearing.
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Universities UK welcomes UCAS figures on disadvantaged students
28 November 2019
Universities UK (UUK) today welcomes figures showing that disadvantaged students are 61% more likely to enter university now than they were ten years’ ago.
Blog
How we communicate student finance needs a rethink
16 December 2019
NEON's Graeme Atherton explains why the cost of higher education needs to be communicated to students more effectively.
