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Clearing Economics 2008
Tuesday 26th Auguest:
Independent no longer printing the guide so I will no longer be updating this thread.
Hope you are get into the unis you hope for.
All The Best
Paul
Friday 22nd August am:
Independenet no longer has UEA in clearing.
No other changes
Thursday am: Independent has:
York in clearing for Environmental Economics and Management
Suusex in clearing for Business and Management Studies
East Anglia No (Variant L9T9 there in the paper but on UCAS or on the UEA website)
Leicester No
Reading Variant (French and Econ, German and Econ, Italian and Econ)
Liverpool NO
Queen Mary (Variant GL11,LL31,LL71) (ucas: Only LL31 Cities, Economies and Social Change)
Queen's Belfast Straight
Plymouth Variant
Wednesday am: Indepedent confirms what I said below about the ABB and BBB unis.
Tuesday pm: From UCAS serach:
ABB
Leicester NO
UEA No
Reading Variant
Essex STR
BBB
Queen Mary Variant
Kent STR
Swansea STR
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=643629&page=4
Tuesday am: Essex,UEA, Reading and Leicester still all in clearing.
Monday am: Essex,UEA, Reading and Leicester still all in clearing.
Friday am: Morning Independent as same list as yesterday.
even down to still listing Southampton Economics and Politics which both UCAS and the Southampton website no longer list. I will leave it as No (2/3) but if interested you should obviously contact Southampton.
Please check out this post regularly for the current state of play:
What advise would you give To economics students who have not yet got a place?
i)Don't panic
ii)Do contact your firm/insurance and see if you can win them round. (Not very likely but you need to atleast try.) Mention evidence they do not have. e.g. your module marks. i.e. how close you were to a higher grade.
iii)Just because a uni not in clearing does not mean it has no places. (just that it does not want to advertise). Reasonable to ring round unis at the level of grades you achieved, even if they are not listed in clearing.
iv)check out what is in clearing:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13833180&postcount=39
v)Once you know the best offer you can get then decide if you want to re-apply next year.
What Top Unis are currently in clearing for straight economics for Uk/EU students?
No AAA/AAB unis
ABB unis: Essex,
And it is likely will take sub ABB students as they have done so in the past. In 2005/6
%below 320: 41%
%below 280: 19%
see this post for the full data set:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13809138&postcount=57
and what about BBB Unis. Which of them are currently in clearing for straight economics for Uk/EU students?
Only Swansea are.
And it is quite likely they will accept lower grades than BBB as their average student in 2006/7 had 278 points.
(Recall BBB is 300 points)
Great I have contacted a numberof unis and got more than 1 offer which should I take?/B]
If they have same typical offer then:
i)are they city or campus unis?
ii)How far are they from home?
Often people use the 2 hour rule:
More than that too far to take washing home
less than that and risk parents come unannounced on sunday morning....!!!
Should I take a GAP year and re-apply?
has to be your decision.
2 factors to consider:
i) How much better is your target uni than your current uni.
ii) How likely are you to get an offer from your Target.
What is the UK Clearing listing as of 9am this morning (Thursday 21/8)?
AAA (360 Points) (top 3, green)
Cambridge NO
Oxford # NO
LSE NO
AAA (360 Points) (not top 3, non-AAA offers (Durham AABin 2008, Notts AABB), blue)
Durham No
UCL NO
Nottingham (or AABB) NO
AAB (340 Points) (Green, Blue)
Warwick (+b in fourth AS) NO
Bristol NO
York NO
Bath NO
St Andrews no
Leeds no No
AAB (340 Points) (ABB offers (Exeter, SOAS, Southampton ABBb), black red)
Southampton (or ABBb) (or ABBC) (or ABBcc) no
Exeter no
Manchester (BSc) no
SOAS no
ABB (320 Points) (blue, black)
Glasgow NO
Birmingham NO
Manchester (Ba) NO
Cardiff M** NO
Lancaster no
Newcastle no
Loughborough no
Sussex NO
ABB (320 Points) (Clearing 2007 (all),Clearing 2008(all except RH) BBB offers (RH) (purple)
Royal Holloway NO
Essex STR STR http://www.essex.ac.uk/clearing/
East Anglia No http://www1.uea.ac.uk/cm/home/services/units/mac/aao/clearing#vacancies
Leicester NO http://www.le.ac.uk/clearing/
Reading VAR http://www.reading.ac.uk/Clearing/
BBB (300 Points)
Edinburgh M*p NO
Sheffield NO
Liverpool NO
Queen Mary VAR
Queen's Belfast STR
City no
Surrey no
Kent STR
Swansea STR
BBC (280 Points)
Strathclyde VAR Maths, stats and Economics
Brunel VAR
Aberystwyth STR
BCC (260 Points)
Heriot-Watt STR
Hull STR
Stirling STR
Keele #+Finance VAR
Coventry STR
Kingston STR
CCC (240 Points)
Dundee STR
Aberdeen STR
Ulster VAR
Manchester Met STR
Salford STR
Portsmouth STR
Nottingham Trent STR
Hertfordshire STR
Bradford STR
CCD (220 Points)
Central Lancashire STR
UWE Bristol STR
CDD (200 Points)
London Met STR
Liverpool JMU STR
DDD (180 Points)
Greenwich STR
buckingham STR
Plymouth STR
UWIC STR
Richmond STR
Sheffiedl Hallam VAR
What was the Full Clearing listing on Results day?
Sorry this looks rubbish!
but I did it quickly. Data from The Independent this morning (UK/EU) and UCAS(UK/Eu, International) this morning.
UK/EU status are not in brackets
Where the international status is different that is in brackets. e.g. int(str)
uni UK/EU Courses clearing website
Oxford is Econ+Mangement
** is A-level
* is AS-level
M is Maths
E is economics
p means prefered (else mandatory)
AAA (360 points)
Cambridge M** E**p NO
Oxford # M**p NO
LSE M** NO
Durham M* No(do have Business Finance ) INT(Economcis with Foundation) http://www.dur.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/clearing/vacancies/
UCL M**A NO
Nottingham (or AABB) M**pE**p NOhttp://www.nottingham.ac.uk/ugstudy/clearing/#lawandsocialsciences
AAB (340 points)
Warwick (+b in fourth AS) M** NO http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/study/results/clearing/courses/
Bristol M** NO
York M**p NO inter(STR) http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/uao/clearing/
Bath M**E**p NO http://www.bath.ac.uk/clearing/
St Andrews no http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/admissions/Clearing/
Leeds no http://webprod2.leeds.ac.uk/clearing/clearing.asp
Southampton (or ABBb) M*c No http://www.soton.ac.uk/clearing/2008/law_arts_socialsciences.html
Exeter M**p no INT(VAR) http://www.admin.ex.ac.uk/academic/clearing/all.shtml
Manchester (BSc) M** E**p no http://www.manchester.ac.uk/clearing/atoz/index/letter/E#E
SOAS no INT(str) No Online list
ABB (320 Points)
Glasgow NO int(str) http://www.gla.ac.uk/undergraduate/clearing/
Birmingham NO BA European Politics, Society and Economics http://www.clearing.bham.ac.uk/
Manchester (Ba) NO
Cardiff M** NO http://courses.cardiff.ac.uk/clearing/index.html
Lancaster VAR INT(str) UK(PPE) http://www.lancs.ac.uk/admissions/clearing/
Newcastle VAR INT(str) VAR econ+Information systems, Econ +Maths, Econ +stats, Computer Science +Econ) http://www.ncl.ac.uk/undergraduate/clearing/courses/
Loughborough VAR Mathematics with Economics BSc http://www.lboro.ac.uk/admin/ar/admissions/ug/student/clearing/index.htm
Sussex NO Int(STR) http://www.sussex.ac.uk/clearing/
Royal Holloway NO http://www.rhul.ac.uk/Clearing/2008/dept-list.asp?ref_no=14
Essex STR Var (econ+econometrics) http://www.essex.ac.uk/clearing/
East Anglia STR http://www1.uea.ac.uk/cm/home/services/units/mac/aao/clearing#vacancies
Leicester STRaccepting 280 points Ba Econ, Bsc Econ http://www.le.ac.uk/clearing/
Reading STR Yes http://www.reading.ac.uk/Clearing/
BBB (300 Points)
Edinburgh M*p NO
Sheffield NO INT(VAR)
Liverpool VAR Econ+Maths
Queen Mary M* M**p STR
Queen's Belfast NO INT(str)
City VAR Mathematical Science with Finance & Economics
Surrey VAR INT(str)
Kent STR
Swansea STR
BBC (280 Points)
Strathclyde VAR Maths, stats and Economics
Brunel STR
Aberystwyth STR
BCC (260 Points)
Heriot-Watt STR
Hull STR
Stirling STR
Keele #+Finance VAR
Coventry STR
Kingston STR
Richmond STR
CCC (240 Points)
Dundee STR
Aberdeen STR
Ulster VAR
Manchester Met STR
Salford STR
Portsmouth STR
Nottingham Trent STR
Hertfordshire STR
Bradford STR
buckingham STR
Plymouth STR
Sheffiedl Hallam STR INT(NO)
CCD (220 Points)
Central Lancashire STR
UWE Bristol STR
CDD (200 Points)
London Met STR
Liverpool JMU STR
DDD (180 Points)
Greenwich STR
UWIC STR need all points to be from A-levels or equivalient
I apologise in advance for any mistakes. Please let me know of any and I will attempt to fix them. Also the situation is (very!) dynamic both ways. So universities may get enough students and exit clearing. OR may discover they lack students and enter clearing. So please check UCAS yourself regularly
For details of what the rest of the numbers and codes mean check out the 2009 offers thread:http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=619184
Independent no longer printing the guide so I will no longer be updating this thread.
Hope you are get into the unis you hope for.
All The Best
Paul
Friday 22nd August am:
Independenet no longer has UEA in clearing.
No other changes
Thursday am: Independent has:
York in clearing for Environmental Economics and Management
Suusex in clearing for Business and Management Studies
East Anglia No (Variant L9T9 there in the paper but on UCAS or on the UEA website)
Leicester No
Reading Variant (French and Econ, German and Econ, Italian and Econ)
Liverpool NO
Queen Mary (Variant GL11,LL31,LL71) (ucas: Only LL31 Cities, Economies and Social Change)
Queen's Belfast Straight
Plymouth Variant
Wednesday am: Indepedent confirms what I said below about the ABB and BBB unis.
Tuesday pm: From UCAS serach:
ABB
Leicester NO
UEA No
Reading Variant
Essex STR
BBB
Queen Mary Variant
Kent STR
Swansea STR
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=643629&page=4
Tuesday am: Essex,UEA, Reading and Leicester still all in clearing.
Monday am: Essex,UEA, Reading and Leicester still all in clearing.
Friday am: Morning Independent as same list as yesterday.
even down to still listing Southampton Economics and Politics which both UCAS and the Southampton website no longer list. I will leave it as No (2/3) but if interested you should obviously contact Southampton.
Please check out this post regularly for the current state of play:
What advise would you give To economics students who have not yet got a place?
i)Don't panic
ii)Do contact your firm/insurance and see if you can win them round. (Not very likely but you need to atleast try.) Mention evidence they do not have. e.g. your module marks. i.e. how close you were to a higher grade.
iii)Just because a uni not in clearing does not mean it has no places. (just that it does not want to advertise). Reasonable to ring round unis at the level of grades you achieved, even if they are not listed in clearing.
iv)check out what is in clearing:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13833180&postcount=39
v)Once you know the best offer you can get then decide if you want to re-apply next year.
What Top Unis are currently in clearing for straight economics for Uk/EU students?
No AAA/AAB unis
ABB unis: Essex,
And it is likely will take sub ABB students as they have done so in the past. In 2005/6
%below 320: 41%
%below 280: 19%
see this post for the full data set:
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13809138&postcount=57
and what about BBB Unis. Which of them are currently in clearing for straight economics for Uk/EU students?
Only Swansea are.
And it is quite likely they will accept lower grades than BBB as their average student in 2006/7 had 278 points.
(Recall BBB is 300 points)
Great I have contacted a numberof unis and got more than 1 offer which should I take?/B]
If they have same typical offer then:
i)are they city or campus unis?
ii)How far are they from home?
Often people use the 2 hour rule:
More than that too far to take washing home
less than that and risk parents come unannounced on sunday morning....!!!
Should I take a GAP year and re-apply?
has to be your decision.
2 factors to consider:
i) How much better is your target uni than your current uni.
ii) How likely are you to get an offer from your Target.
What is the UK Clearing listing as of 9am this morning (Thursday 21/8)?
AAA (360 Points) (top 3, green)
Cambridge NO
Oxford # NO
LSE NO
AAA (360 Points) (not top 3, non-AAA offers (Durham AABin 2008, Notts AABB), blue)
Durham No
UCL NO
Nottingham (or AABB) NO
AAB (340 Points) (Green, Blue)
Warwick (+b in fourth AS) NO
Bristol NO
York NO
Bath NO
St Andrews no
Leeds no No
AAB (340 Points) (ABB offers (Exeter, SOAS, Southampton ABBb), black red)
Southampton (or ABBb) (or ABBC) (or ABBcc) no
Exeter no
Manchester (BSc) no
SOAS no
ABB (320 Points) (blue, black)
Glasgow NO
Birmingham NO
Manchester (Ba) NO
Cardiff M** NO
Lancaster no
Newcastle no
Loughborough no
Sussex NO
ABB (320 Points) (Clearing 2007 (all),Clearing 2008(all except RH) BBB offers (RH) (purple)
Royal Holloway NO
Essex STR STR http://www.essex.ac.uk/clearing/
East Anglia No http://www1.uea.ac.uk/cm/home/services/units/mac/aao/clearing#vacancies
Leicester NO http://www.le.ac.uk/clearing/
Reading VAR http://www.reading.ac.uk/Clearing/
BBB (300 Points)
Edinburgh M*p NO
Sheffield NO
Liverpool NO
Queen Mary VAR
Queen's Belfast STR
City no
Surrey no
Kent STR
Swansea STR
BBC (280 Points)
Strathclyde VAR Maths, stats and Economics
Brunel VAR
Aberystwyth STR
BCC (260 Points)
Heriot-Watt STR
Hull STR
Stirling STR
Keele #+Finance VAR
Coventry STR
Kingston STR
CCC (240 Points)
Dundee STR
Aberdeen STR
Ulster VAR
Manchester Met STR
Salford STR
Portsmouth STR
Nottingham Trent STR
Hertfordshire STR
Bradford STR
CCD (220 Points)
Central Lancashire STR
UWE Bristol STR
CDD (200 Points)
London Met STR
Liverpool JMU STR
DDD (180 Points)
Greenwich STR
buckingham STR
Plymouth STR
UWIC STR
Richmond STR
Sheffiedl Hallam VAR
What was the Full Clearing listing on Results day?
Sorry this looks rubbish!
but I did it quickly. Data from The Independent this morning (UK/EU) and UCAS(UK/Eu, International) this morning.
UK/EU status are not in brackets
Where the international status is different that is in brackets. e.g. int(str)
uni UK/EU Courses clearing website
Oxford is Econ+Mangement
** is A-level
* is AS-level
M is Maths
E is economics
p means prefered (else mandatory)
AAA (360 points)
Cambridge M** E**p NO
Oxford # M**p NO
LSE M** NO
Durham M* No(do have Business Finance ) INT(Economcis with Foundation) http://www.dur.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/clearing/vacancies/
UCL M**A NO
Nottingham (or AABB) M**pE**p NOhttp://www.nottingham.ac.uk/ugstudy/clearing/#lawandsocialsciences
AAB (340 points)
Warwick (+b in fourth AS) M** NO http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/study/results/clearing/courses/
Bristol M** NO
York M**p NO inter(STR) http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/uao/clearing/
Bath M**E**p NO http://www.bath.ac.uk/clearing/
St Andrews no http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/admissions/Clearing/
Leeds no http://webprod2.leeds.ac.uk/clearing/clearing.asp
Southampton (or ABBb) M*c No http://www.soton.ac.uk/clearing/2008/law_arts_socialsciences.html
Exeter M**p no INT(VAR) http://www.admin.ex.ac.uk/academic/clearing/all.shtml
Manchester (BSc) M** E**p no http://www.manchester.ac.uk/clearing/atoz/index/letter/E#E
SOAS no INT(str) No Online list
ABB (320 Points)
Glasgow NO int(str) http://www.gla.ac.uk/undergraduate/clearing/
Birmingham NO BA European Politics, Society and Economics http://www.clearing.bham.ac.uk/
Manchester (Ba) NO
Cardiff M** NO http://courses.cardiff.ac.uk/clearing/index.html
Lancaster VAR INT(str) UK(PPE) http://www.lancs.ac.uk/admissions/clearing/
Newcastle VAR INT(str) VAR econ+Information systems, Econ +Maths, Econ +stats, Computer Science +Econ) http://www.ncl.ac.uk/undergraduate/clearing/courses/
Loughborough VAR Mathematics with Economics BSc http://www.lboro.ac.uk/admin/ar/admissions/ug/student/clearing/index.htm
Sussex NO Int(STR) http://www.sussex.ac.uk/clearing/
Royal Holloway NO http://www.rhul.ac.uk/Clearing/2008/dept-list.asp?ref_no=14
Essex STR Var (econ+econometrics) http://www.essex.ac.uk/clearing/
East Anglia STR http://www1.uea.ac.uk/cm/home/services/units/mac/aao/clearing#vacancies
Leicester STRaccepting 280 points Ba Econ, Bsc Econ http://www.le.ac.uk/clearing/
Reading STR Yes http://www.reading.ac.uk/Clearing/
BBB (300 Points)
Edinburgh M*p NO
Sheffield NO INT(VAR)
Liverpool VAR Econ+Maths
Queen Mary M* M**p STR
Queen's Belfast NO INT(str)
City VAR Mathematical Science with Finance & Economics
Surrey VAR INT(str)
Kent STR
Swansea STR
BBC (280 Points)
Strathclyde VAR Maths, stats and Economics
Brunel STR
Aberystwyth STR
BCC (260 Points)
Heriot-Watt STR
Hull STR
Stirling STR
Keele #+Finance VAR
Coventry STR
Kingston STR
Richmond STR
CCC (240 Points)
Dundee STR
Aberdeen STR
Ulster VAR
Manchester Met STR
Salford STR
Portsmouth STR
Nottingham Trent STR
Hertfordshire STR
Bradford STR
buckingham STR
Plymouth STR
Sheffiedl Hallam STR INT(NO)
CCD (220 Points)
Central Lancashire STR
UWE Bristol STR
CDD (200 Points)
London Met STR
Liverpool JMU STR
DDD (180 Points)
Greenwich STR
UWIC STR need all points to be from A-levels or equivalient
I apologise in advance for any mistakes. Please let me know of any and I will attempt to fix them. Also the situation is (very!) dynamic both ways. So universities may get enough students and exit clearing. OR may discover they lack students and enter clearing. So please check UCAS yourself regularly
For details of what the rest of the numbers and codes mean check out the 2009 offers thread:http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=619184
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.ACS.
Nice. You may want to cross St Andrews off as they're Scottish and not in clearing.
Done. (I did realise that St Andrews was in Scotland I just missed it!)
quakeeem
Cambridge don't do any clearing, so you should probs cross that off too.
I am sure you are correct but I will do all the English and Welsh and Northern Ireland unis together.
And I need to work out first what I am going to do about there being different lists for UK/EU and International students, before I update too many universities.
I have updated the table to reflect which unis went into clearing for economics related courses in 2007. The pattern is pretty clear:
i)All the unis rated below BBB went into clearing.
ii)The only BBB uni not in clearing was Edinburgh.
iii)The only ABB unis not in clearing were Manchester,Cardiff, Loughborough and Sussex.
iv)The only AAB unis in clearing were York and Southampton
v)None of the AAA unis were in clearing
i)All the unis rated below BBB went into clearing.
ii)The only BBB uni not in clearing was Edinburgh.
iii)The only ABB unis not in clearing were Manchester,Cardiff, Loughborough and Sussex.
iv)The only AAB unis in clearing were York and Southampton
v)None of the AAA unis were in clearing
TSRreader
Just out of curiosity, is York in Clearing because of its stringent requirement on grades?
Firstly I am not saying it is clearing this year (2008) I am saying it was in clearing last year (2007).
Secondly the choice of typical offer is done by the university. So even if we accept that if York had a lower offer it would clear without clearing that would still leave the question of why York marketed itself as an AAB uni.
Thirdly clearly York with an average of 448 gets a lot of good acceptances. But maybe having a reputation for good at Economic History is not that helpful in these days when lots of applicants want IB jobs. Maybe York are being strategic and are happy to pick up students who had AAA firms and AAB insurances but only got ABB grades.
Paulwhy
Firstly I am not saying it is clearing this year (2007) I am saying it was in clearing last year (2007).
Sorry, that was my typo
Paulwhy
Secondly the choice of typical offer is done by the university. So even if we accept that if York had a lower offer it would clear without clearing that would still leave the question of why York marketed itself as an AAB uni.
I was also wondering about that
Economics (with nearly all the other subjects!) is in the provisional Queen Mary Clearing list:
http://www.qmul.ac.uk/clearing/list.php
http://www.qmul.ac.uk/clearing/list.php
Paulwhy
Economics (with nearly all the other subjects!) is in the provisional Queen Mary Clearing list:
http://www.qmul.ac.uk/clearing/list.php
http://www.qmul.ac.uk/clearing/list.php
How do you keep track of this?
Paulwhy
Sorry, what is the question?
I am just wondering how you knew Queen Mary got into Clearing when not all student results are out.
Edit: Think I might have worded it poorly above. Should have asked how you noticed QM was in clearing? Or is Clearing already available in UCAS? Sorry for the intense editing, I think my brain has gone to sleep.
TSRreader
I am just wondering how you knew Queen Mary got into Clearing when not all student results are out.
Edit: Think I might have worded it poorly above. Should have asked how you noticed QM was in clearing? Or is Clearing already available in UCAS? Sorry for the intense editing, I think my brain has gone to sleep.
Edit: Think I might have worded it poorly above. Should have asked how you noticed QM was in clearing? Or is Clearing already available in UCAS? Sorry for the intense editing, I think my brain has gone to sleep.
There was a post in the applications forum of TSR which said (and gave the link) that the Queen Mary provisional list was up.
http://www.surrey.ac.uk/clearing/Internationalclearingwebpages.htm
looks like surrey is likely to be in clearing for economics at least for international students if not for both
looks like surrey is likely to be in clearing for economics at least for international students if not for both
Manchester is not in for clearing from what it says here; http://www.manchester.ac.uk/clearing/atoz/
EDIT: And nor does York; http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/uao/clearing/
EDIT: And nor does York; http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/uao/clearing/
Arnie Pie In The Sky
It only says "Subjects likely to have places" not only these subjects will have places.
Arnie Pie In The Sky
Manchester is not in for clearing from what it says here; http://www.manchester.ac.uk/clearing/atoz/
EDIT: And nor does York; http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/uao/clearing/
EDIT: And nor does York; http://www.york.ac.uk/admin/uao/clearing/
The website says 'The University of York expects to have clearing places for quota (UK/EU) students for entry this year on the programmes listed below and for Overseas students on these and other courses.' - So basically, they expect to be in clearing for the listed subject for UK/EU students, but those and additional subjects (meaning maybe Economics) for International students.
We really should wait until the official UCAS list is released before we start jumping to conclusions.
My understanding of these provisional lists is that universities list the courses they are pretty sure they have spaces on. The other courses they do not know yet.
So it is not so much "Yes or No" but "Yes or Don't know".
e.g. nothing on the York link rerfers specifically to economics or claims that list is complete.
So it is not so much "Yes or No" but "Yes or Don't know".
e.g. nothing on the York link rerfers specifically to economics or claims that list is complete.
Yes. Let's play this annoying waiting game...
See this post for the excel data and full explanation.
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?p=13808505#post13808505
Basically it gives an assessment of what % of the student intake has total tariff less than the typical offer points
got the normal codes plus a pair of number in brackets e.g. (1,3) for Warwick. This mean between 1 and 2% of 2007 Warwick economics students had tariffs that failed to meet the typical offer points.
AAA (360 points)
Cambridge M** E**p (2,2) 528
Oxford # M**p (1,1) 512
LSE M** (1,1) 510
Durham M* (11,11) 462
UCL M**A (3,3) 459
Nottingham (or AABB) M**pE**p (4,4) 453
AAB (340 points)
Warwick (+b in fourth AS) M** (1,3) 473
Bristol M** (0,4) 458
York M**p 2007 (3,7) 448
Bath M**E**p (3,5) 441
St Andrews (0,0) 430
Leeds (3,15) 413
Southampton (or ABBb) M*c 2007 (4,12) 399
Exeter M**p (8,24) 397
Manchester (BSc) M** E**p (6,20) 397
SOAS (11,35) 360
ABB (320 Points)
Glasgow 2007 (15,15) 413
Birmingham 2007 (3,3) 410
Manchester (Ba) (6,6) 397
Cardiff M** (10,10) 394
Lancaster 2007 (21,21) 394
Newcastle 2007 (7,7) 394
Loughborough (14,14) 374
Sussex (15,15) 350
Royal Holloway 2007 (15,15) 348
Essex 2007 (41,41) 337
East Anglia 2007 (52,52) 327
Leicester 2007 (29,29) 325
Reading 2007 (24,24) 320
BBB (300 Points)
Edinburgh M*p (2,3) 442
Sheffield 2007 (6,18) 369
Liverpool 2007 (0,20) 361
Queen Mary M* M**p 2007 (10,33) 351
Queen's Belfast 2007 347
City 2007 (20,43) 333
Surrey 2007 (32,48) 286
Kent 2007 (36,56) 286
Swansea 2007 278
BBC (280 Points)
Strathclyde 2007 385
Brunel 2007 (32,32) 299
Aberystwyth 2007 279
BCC (260 Points)
Heriot-Watt 2007 298
Hull 2007 290
Stirling 2007 279
Keele #+Finance 2007 276
Coventry 2007 (50,70) 228
Kingston 2007 (70,87) 183
CCC (240 Points)
Dundee 2007 (5,5) 300
Aberdeen 2007 (15,15) 292
Ulster 2007 (15,15) 287
Manchester Met 2007 (41,41) 274
Salford 2007 none
Portsmouth 2007 (25,25) 240
Nottingham Trent 2007 (40,40) 229
Hertfordshire 2007 (57,57) 228
Bradford 2007 207
CCD (220 Points)
Central Lancashire 2007
UWE Bristol 2007 (27,35) 242
CDD (200 Points)
London Met 2007 (50,50)
Liverpool JMU 2007 251
DDD (180 Points)
Greenwich 2007 (50,60) 209
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?p=13808505#post13808505
Basically it gives an assessment of what % of the student intake has total tariff less than the typical offer points
got the normal codes plus a pair of number in brackets e.g. (1,3) for Warwick. This mean between 1 and 2% of 2007 Warwick economics students had tariffs that failed to meet the typical offer points.
AAA (360 points)
Cambridge M** E**p (2,2) 528
Oxford # M**p (1,1) 512
LSE M** (1,1) 510
Durham M* (11,11) 462
UCL M**A (3,3) 459
Nottingham (or AABB) M**pE**p (4,4) 453
AAB (340 points)
Warwick (+b in fourth AS) M** (1,3) 473
Bristol M** (0,4) 458
York M**p 2007 (3,7) 448
Bath M**E**p (3,5) 441
St Andrews (0,0) 430
Leeds (3,15) 413
Southampton (or ABBb) M*c 2007 (4,12) 399
Exeter M**p (8,24) 397
Manchester (BSc) M** E**p (6,20) 397
SOAS (11,35) 360
ABB (320 Points)
Glasgow 2007 (15,15) 413
Birmingham 2007 (3,3) 410
Manchester (Ba) (6,6) 397
Cardiff M** (10,10) 394
Lancaster 2007 (21,21) 394
Newcastle 2007 (7,7) 394
Loughborough (14,14) 374
Sussex (15,15) 350
Royal Holloway 2007 (15,15) 348
Essex 2007 (41,41) 337
East Anglia 2007 (52,52) 327
Leicester 2007 (29,29) 325
Reading 2007 (24,24) 320
BBB (300 Points)
Edinburgh M*p (2,3) 442
Sheffield 2007 (6,18) 369
Liverpool 2007 (0,20) 361
Queen Mary M* M**p 2007 (10,33) 351
Queen's Belfast 2007 347
City 2007 (20,43) 333
Surrey 2007 (32,48) 286
Kent 2007 (36,56) 286
Swansea 2007 278
BBC (280 Points)
Strathclyde 2007 385
Brunel 2007 (32,32) 299
Aberystwyth 2007 279
BCC (260 Points)
Heriot-Watt 2007 298
Hull 2007 290
Stirling 2007 279
Keele #+Finance 2007 276
Coventry 2007 (50,70) 228
Kingston 2007 (70,87) 183
CCC (240 Points)
Dundee 2007 (5,5) 300
Aberdeen 2007 (15,15) 292
Ulster 2007 (15,15) 287
Manchester Met 2007 (41,41) 274
Salford 2007 none
Portsmouth 2007 (25,25) 240
Nottingham Trent 2007 (40,40) 229
Hertfordshire 2007 (57,57) 228
Bradford 2007 207
CCD (220 Points)
Central Lancashire 2007
UWE Bristol 2007 (27,35) 242
CDD (200 Points)
London Met 2007 (50,50)
Liverpool JMU 2007 251
DDD (180 Points)
Greenwich 2007 (50,60) 209
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