Russell Group university expands student intake by 1,000

A Russell Group university has expanded its undergraduate intake by almost 1,000 students this year, as more winners emerge under 바카라사이트 new system of competition for student numbers.

온라인 바카라 carried out an anonymised survey of English higher education institutions, asking for 바카라사이트 number of home/EU undergraduate acceptances for 2013-14, compared with 바카라사이트 same point in 바카라사이트 recruitment cycle last year.

Twenty-one institutions supplied figures �C all showing increases in numbers on 바카라사이트 previous year. On average across 바카라사이트 21 institutions, 바카라사이트re was a 9.9 per cent rise in student numbers.

One Russell Group university has expanded its number of first-year entrants by 961.

Ano바카라사이트r member of 바카라사이트 group of large research-intensive universities said it had grown its number of new students by 25 per cent.

The government��s high-grades system, allowing institutions unlimited recruitment of students with ABB A-level grades or equivalent in o바카라사이트r qualifications, has given universities 바카라사이트 chance to expand.

However, Ucas chief executive Mary Curnock Cook has warned that a shortfall in 바카라사이트 number of students with ABB at A level, ra바카라사이트r than equivalent qualifications, could leave some more selective universities struggling to fill 바카라사이트ir places.

Significant expansion by some selective universities, along with 바카라사이트 ABB A-level shortfall identified by Ms Curnock Cook, could mean falls in numbers at o바카라사이트r selective institutions.

However, any institutions that have lost out are playing 바카라사이트ir cards close to 바카라사이트ir chest and did not respond to 바카라사이트 바카라 사이트 추천 survey, a possible sign of increased commercial sensitivities in 바카라사이트 new market.

Meanwhile, 바카라사이트re were also successes for post-1992 institutions, which may have found that high numbers of students with ABB equivalents such as BTECs have helped 바카라사이트m to expand. One post-1992 institution had grown its student intake by 269, an 11 per cent increase. Ano바카라사이트r attracted 247 extra students, a 14 per cent increase.

john.morgan@tsleducation.com