Admisions statistics for L1N3 from United Arab Emirates
Dear Imperial College London,
Please provide the data for the last 3 complete application cycles for L1N3 Economics, Finance and Data Science for applicants whose domicile was the United Arab Emirates
1) The number of applicants and offer holders
2) The number of A-level applicants and offer holders
3) Percentage of applicants invited for an interview
4) Percentage of applicants given an offer
5) The average number of A*s (8/9) GCSEs of applicants and applicants given an offer
6)Predicted A-level grades of applicants and offer holders
7) Applicants and offer holders with Further Mathematics A-Level and percentage of these applicants given an offer
8) Average TMUA scores of offer holders and applicants
9) TMUA scores of all offer holders
Yours faithfully,
N Jiban
Thank you for your interest in admissions to Imperial College London. The Economics, Finance and Data Science programme is a new programme, running from October 2023.
Imperial publishes undergraduate admissions statistics for the past 5 completed admissions cycles. We intend to publish admissions information for the Economics, Finance and Data Science programme in line with the published undergraduate admissions information about other programmes, early in 2024. These include:
Number of applicants, offers and places confirmed
Average BMAT Scores
Details of A level, IB and STEP Offers Made
New Entrants' Achieved A level and IB Grades
Admissions Rate by Nationality
Number of applicants, offers and places confirmed by gender
Number of interviews conducted
The published information can be accessed at the transparency pages of our website: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/ug/apply... (scroll to the bottom of the page to the link “Download the Undergraduate Admission Statistics”).
Information that is intended for future publication is exempt from the Freedom of Information Act by virtue of Section 22 of the Act.
The published information will not provide the level of detail you have asked for. Imperial’s view is that any legitimate public interest in admissions figures to our undergraduate programmes is met by the information we intend to publish as set out above and in the detailed information for applicants also on our website.
Yours,
Freedom of Information Team
Imperial College London
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