A-level and IB grades achieved by those who enrolled on the LLB (M100) course in autumn 2019
Hello,
I would like to request the following information about your single honours law course (please exclude any data on joint honours law courses from your reply).
1. The number of students who enrolled in 2019.
2. A complete, anonymised list of the A-level results achieved by each of the students who enrolled in 2019. Please break this down by student (e.g. Candidate 1 got A*AA, Candidate 2 got AAA, etc.)
3. A complete, anonymised list of the IB total points achieved by each of the students who enrolled in 2019. Please break this down by student (e.g. Candidate 1 got 35 points out of 45, Candidate 2 got 38 points out of 45, etc.)
Thank you in advance for your reply!
Best Regards,
John Dimitroulopoulos
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Dear Mr Dimitroulopoulos,
Freedom of Information Request (our reference FOI20-37)
We refer to your Freedom of Information request dated 17^th January. You
requested the following information:
“I would like to request the following information about your single
honours law course (please exclude any data on joint honours law courses
from your reply).
1. The number of students who enrolled in 2019.
2. A complete, anonymised list of the A-level results achieved by each of
the students who enrolled in 2019. Please break this down by student (e.g.
Candidate 1 got A*AA, Candidate 2 got AAA, etc.)
3. A complete, anonymised list of the IB total points achieved by each of
the students who enrolled in 2019. Please break this down by student (e.g.
Candidate 1 got 35 points out of 45, Candidate 2 got 38 points out of 45,
etc.)”
University’s Response
Further to Section 1 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (the “Act”) we
confirm that the information requested is held by the University of
Bristol (the “University”).
393 students enrolled onto our single honours law degree in the 2019/20
year. Please find the breakdown requested in the document attached.
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