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All students holding Oxbridge places met their offers
United KingdomLondonCurrently watching: 9from 60995.00 £ / year -
Awarding body of University of the Arts London and Trinity College London
United KingdomCambridgeCurrently watching: 10from 14490.00 £ / semester -
In 2023 - near 74% of A Level students achieved A*- C grades
United Kingdomnear LondonCurrently watching: 10from 20700.00 £ / year -
In 2023 - near 36% of A Level students achieved A*/A grades
United KingdomCambridgeCurrently watching: 9from 40300.00 £ / year -
In 2021 - 98% pupils gained places at their first choice University
United KingdomCanterburyCurrently watching: 6from 8967.00 £ / term -
In 2023 - 57% of A Level students achieved A*-B
United KingdomManchesterCurrently watching: 9from 35580.00 £ / year -
In 2021 - 85% of A Level students achieved A* - B
United KingdomBrightonCurrently watching: 7from 5030.00 £ / term -
In 2023, 60% of students received A*–A grades based on A-level results
United KingdomOxfordCurrently watching: 8from 8495.00 £ / term -
In 2023, 53% of students received A*–A grades based on A-level results
United KingdomCambridgeCurrently watching: 9from 11100.00 £ / term -
In 2021, 76% of students were graded A*-C at A Level
United KingdomLeicesterCurrently watching: 7from 12970.00 £ / term
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Russia, the CIS and Europe Students Admission Regional Director at the National Mathematics and Science College
What subjects have been most commonly chosen in recent years?
STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) is becoming incredibly popular: it is logical, because it is the real key to the future, capable of providing you with a great job and a high salary. Biology, chemistry, computer science, physics, mathematics are consistently popular because they are basic to any STEM degree.
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