More teens to get their choice of uni even if they miss their grades, says Ucas
Records are likely to enter the first university elections this year, even if they miss their chairman-universities and college acceptance service (UCAS) in a narrow way.
Dr Jo SAxton said that universities are willing to record UK undergraduate students, because there are more “uncertainty” around the number of international students.
Domestic students, “financial planning” to universities for “stability” by adding that they offer “students who do not meet the conditions of their proposals” most likely “will accept.
Estimation comes because thousands of students will open three results, T-Level, BTEC and other levels next week.
Dr Saxton said that being a 18 -year -old child who wants to go to one of our first -class universities is really a really good year.
“I’m guessing that the 18 -year -olds will wake up with a record number of approval, even where they are probably affinity.” He said.
He added that the universities recognized that “a three -year undergraduate student is stability for your university community, for your financial planning”.
Universities, British General Manager Vivienne Stern, universities are “absolutely competitive” with each other, which means that the applicants are “too many options”, he said.
UCAS says that universities have made more offers this year. he says “Usually means more acceptance”.
Dr. SAxton said he expects a “slightly less” place for cleaning – because more space is taken by the students who offer offers, there will be less space to be listed.
UCAS’s cleaning system allows students to call university courses with existing places.
According to the analysis of the Press Association of 129 universities, more than 22,600 courses listed empty positions for undergraduate students from the UK this week.
There were more than 3,600 courses advertised on 17 of the selective Russell Group universities.
Nick Hillman, Director of the Institute of Higher Education Policy, said that 13th grade students were “well placed” to examine what they want.
“The financial situation of universities makes them very enthusiastic to fill their courses, and they will fall to themselves to record good potential students,” he said.
Students from the UK and Wales will pay higher education fees for the university this year after calling for assistance of the financial situation of the sector.
Learning Fees For the academic year of 2025-26, it rose from £ 9,250 to £ 9.535.
Since 2017, they have risen in the UK for the first time, and universities come after saying that their real thermal their values have fallen.
In recent years, in order to compensate for frozen internal wages, they have become more dependent on higher wages of international students in recent years – the number of overseas students who came to England has fallen.
In May, the regulator in the UK, office for students, Four out of 10 universities This summer is expected to be a financial deficit.
Maintenance loans have also increased this year, which means that students can borrow more to help daily living costs.
In the UK, the maximum maintenance loan for students from the UK, living away from their parents outside London, rose from £ 10,544 to £ 10,544 per year.
Ucas said last month The number of 18 -year -old children who applied to the university from the UK rose to 328,390 again.
However, since the total number of 18 -year -old children in the UK has grown, these applicants constitute a slightly smaller rate of a total of 18 -year -old population compared to last year (41.2%).
Students in the UK, Wales and Northern Ireland will receive three grades A and other levels next week.
In Scotland, the number of students who obtain grades A, B or C in national 5, higher and higher This year it rose on the board.
The Scottish Qualifications Authority also reported that there is a decrease in the gain gap between candidates from the least deprived areas.
