Admissions statistics for Law (M100) - Queen Mary, University of London (QMUL)
Dear Queen Mary, University of London,
Please provide the following data regarding undergraduate admissions to the Law LLB (M100) programme at QMUL for the following admissions cycles: 2012/2013, 2013/2014, 2014/2015, 2015/2016, and 2016/2017.
Their attachment as an Excel file would be preferable, so as to facilitate their comparison and compilation.
(I)GCSEs
The percentage of applicants who have achieved (I)GCSE grades prior to their application;
The average number of A*s already achieved at (I)GCSE level by applicants;
The average number of As already achieved at (I)GCSE level by applicants;
The average number of Bs already achieved at (I)GCSE level by applicants;
The average number of Cs already achieved at (I)GCSE level by applicants;
The average number of A*s already achieved at (I)GCSE level by offer holders;
The average number of As already achieved at (I)GCSE level by offer holders;
The average number of Bs already achieved at (I)GCSE level by offer holders;
The average number of Cs already achieved at (I)GCSE level by offer holders;
AS-levels (if applicable)
The percentage of applicants who have achieved AS level grades prior to their application;
The average number of As already achieved at AS level by applicants;
The average number of Bs already achieved at AS level by applicants;
The average number of Cs already achieved at AS level by applicants;
The average number of Ds already achieved at AS level by applicants;
The mean average UMS for applicants (if taken into consideration);
The mean average UMS for offer holders (if taken into consideration);
A-levels
The percentage of applicants who have predicted or achieved A-level grades prior to their application (i.e. those not sitting a foreign examination, such the IB or the European Baccalaureate);
The average number of predicted A* grades for applicants studying A-levels;
The average number of predicted A grades for applicants studying A-levels;
The average number of predicted B grades for applicants studying A-levels;
The average number of predicted C grades for applicants studying A-levels.
The average number of predicted A* grades for offer holders studying A-levels;
The average number of predicted A grades for offer holders studying A-levels;
The average number of predicted B grades for offer holders studying A-levels;
The average number of predicted C grades for offer holders studying A-levels.
The average number of A-level subjects taken by applicants;
The average number of A-level subjects taken by offer holders;
IB
The average predicted IB grade for applicants (for instance, 40);
The average predicted IB grade for applicants (for instance, 41);
LNAT (if applicable)
The average score in the multiple choice section of the LNAT held by applicants;
The average score in the multiple choice section of the LNAT held by offer holders;
Acceptances
The total number of applicants for the M100 course;
The total number of offer holders for the M100 course;
The offer rate for the M100 course;
The percentage of offer holders who chose your university’s M100 course as their firm choice on UCAS;
The total number of offer holders who met or exceeded their offer;
The total number of offer holders who missed their offer;
The number of offer holders who missed their offer in some way, but who were still offered a place on results day.
Yours faithfully,
John Dimitroulopoulos
Dear John Dimitroulopoulos,
We acknowledge receipt of your request. I have numbered parts of it below
for convenience.
Our initial estimate is that fulfilling the whole of your request for a
five year period is likely to exceed the appropriate limit as defined by
the Freedom of Information and Data Protection (Appropriate Limit)
Regulations 2004. For your information this is £450, calculated as the
estimated cost of one person spending 18 hours in determining whether the
information is held, then locating, retrieving and extracting the
information. Section 12 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 therefore
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However, I can at least indicate at this point that a couple of parts are
not applicable (please see below), so information is not held. Part 4
would require a manual check and so we do not believe this would be
possible even for a single year.
Regarding part 6 on acceptances, do you want the data for all of the items
in this part for UK (home fees) students only, or all applicants? The
other questions are principally about qualifications taken by UK students,
but clarification would be appreciated.
Are there any parts of your request you would like us to prioritise in
order to narrow it?
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