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Head of Ucas want to see more students from Nigeria, Ghana and Vietnam in UK universities - Vimarsana News

Head of Ucas want to see more students from Nigeria, Ghana and Vietnam in UK universities

Clare Marchant (left) said she is working with vice-chancellors to 'encourage take-up' in those countries over the next five years. Fees for home students are £9,250, international ones pay £24,000.

A-level results day: Students are warned they face 'disappointment' this Thursday - Vimarsana News

A-level results day: Students are warned they face 'disappointment' this Thursday

Bright pupils who 'wouldn't dream' of missing their university offers may struggle because their exam grades will be worse than grades predicted by their teachers, it's claimed.

Four out of 10 UK students are being rejected by elite universities - Vimarsana News

Four out of 10 UK students are being rejected by elite universities

Overseas students are surpassing British teenagers gaining entry to some of the country's elite universities, leaving many clambering for places when A-level results are announced this week.

Number of Clearing places at Russell Group colleges halves - Vimarsana News

Number of Clearing places at Russell Group colleges halves

Analysis by the Daily Mail shows competition to snap up Clearing courses on A-level results day will be the fiercest it has been in years, with some predicting the worst squeeze in living memory.

About 28,000 A-level students who want to go to university 'have no offer' | Universities - Vimarsana News

About 28,000 A-level students who want to go to university 'have no offer' | Universities

Analysis by data experts finds the figure has increased from about 16,000 at this stage of admissions process in 2019