Can I go to a top university with my predicted GCSE scores?
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Original post by StudyJosh
the Guardian takes three stats from the NSS, the CUG takes at least 8 and makes them into 1 column apparently...
I'm referring to the ranking criteria themselves (i.e what % each category has). CUG may use the entirety of the NHS, but it collates it into one single criterium than 3 different ones.
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