2023 UG admission statistics
Dear London School of Economics,
I would like to know every undergraduate programme for ucas cycle 2023(for entry in 2023 or deferred in 2024:
-the programme name
-the number of applications
-the number of offers
Specially, I also want to know the China applications and offers for ucas cycle 2023
And also,I would like to know:
In 2023 Entry
how many A-Level students have submitted grades and how many A-Level students have received offers?
How many IB students have submitted grades and how many IB students have received offers ?
How many AP students have submitted grades and how many AP students have received offers ?
Yours faithfully,
april tong
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