Universities that attract most public school students?
Aside from the obvious Oxbridge, where else is heavily populated? Durham as the runner up? LSE perhaps?
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Original post by js15398
I think it's Bristol as they don't take what school you have gone to into account when considering your application
Yes they do
Bristol, my god. So many rahs.
Original post by Incredimazing
Aside from the obvious Oxbridge, where else is heavily populated? Durham as the runner up? LSE perhaps?
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Royal Academy of Music
Courtauld Institute, University of London
Royal College of Music
The data is here
http://www.hesa.ac.uk/dox/performanceIndicators/1112_S49X/t1a_1112.xls
Original post by desdemonata
Bristol, my god. So many rahs.
what are the rah girls like in bristol?Original post by Bassetts
i find rah girls hot, in a weird way. what are the rah girls like in bristol?
what are the rah girls like in bristol?I'm sure you find anything with a vajay hot, Bassetts
I don't know them personally, at best I know of them/see them around. I don't actually go to Bristol
Original post by js15398
I think it's Bristol as they don't take what school you have gone to into account when considering your application
Yes they do.
Edinburgh fo sho
The data is easily available.
You could also consider the proportion rich enough to not need student loans if you wish.
You could also consider the proportion rich enough to not need student loans if you wish.
I find this thread amazing.
People are offering opinions on the answer to a question whose answer is known.
It's like asking who do you think will win the 1966 World Cup.
To repeat, the order in 2011/2 was
Royal Academy of Music
Courtauld Institute, University of London
Royal College of Music
Royal Agricultural College (now University)
Oxford
Cambridge
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
St Andrews
Durham
Bristol
Imperial
UCL
Exeter
LSE
Newcastle
Edinburgh
RNCM
KCL
Brookes
Nottingham
Leeds
Warwick
SOAS
RVC
Bath
Birmingham
Manchester
York
Birkbeck
Buckingham
People are offering opinions on the answer to a question whose answer is known.
It's like asking who do you think will win the 1966 World Cup.
To repeat, the order in 2011/2 was
Royal Academy of Music
Courtauld Institute, University of London
Royal College of Music
Royal Agricultural College (now University)
Oxford
Cambridge
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
St Andrews
Durham
Bristol
Imperial
UCL
Exeter
LSE
Newcastle
Edinburgh
RNCM
KCL
Brookes
Nottingham
Leeds
Warwick
SOAS
RVC
Bath
Birmingham
Manchester
York
Birkbeck
Buckingham
Original post by nulli tertius
It's like asking who do you think will win the 1966 World Cup.
It's like asking who do you think will win the 1966 World Cup.
I've got 5 guineas on Hungary *taps nose*. Yeah, my mate went for a day and said all the kids in the street looked very useful.
I suppose it matters if you want to meet a future Conservative MP, or avoid them, but otherwise, why ask?
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