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V100 admission statistics / Wolfs College

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Dear Wolfson College, Cambridge,

Could you please provide statistics for History V100 course for years 2019, 2022 and 2023

1. Number of home independent school A Level students who applied to V100 course in 2019, 2022 and 2023
2. Number of home independent school A Level students who received an offer for V100 course in 2019, 2022 and 2023
3. Number of applicants and number of offers made to home students - split by contextual and non-contextual for V100 course in 2019, 2022 and 2023
4. Percentage of offers made to international students for V100 course in 2019, 2022 and 2023
5. Percentage of offers made to students under Widening Participation for V100 course in 2019, 2022 and 2023

Yours faithfully,

jack Kong

Freedom of Information, Wolfson College, Cambridge

Dear Mr Kong,

Thank you for your request for information about History V100 admission statistics at Wolfson College. We only hold data for one year following an admissions round, so the following applies only to the 2022/23 UCAS cycle.

1. Number of home independent school A Level students who applied to V100 course
ZERO

2. Number of home independent school A Level students who received an offer for V100 course
ZERO

3. Number of applicants and number of offers made to home students - split by contextual and non-contextual for V100 course
TOTAL FIVE APPLICANTS, ONE OFFER. "contextual and non-contextual" is not a recognised categorisation

4. Percentage of offers made to international students for V100 course
ZERO

5. Percentage of offers made to students under Widening Participation for V100 course
"students under Widening Participation" is not a recognised categorisation

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Kind regards

Joanna Cheffins
Bursar
Wolfson College
Cambridge

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