…universities is actually increasing at an even greater rate – so the access gap has actually widened. We certainly can’t be complacent about the continued need for programmes and policies…
Standing the test of time
…of sixth formers and their families. As in 2004, the common sense behind PQA is inescapable: for decisions as life-defining as what to study at university and where, it has…
Diverse, but not equal: Inequalities in Medicine
…unpaid internships to get experience; and having limited elective choices due to financial difficulties, while others can comfortably afford to head to countries like Dubai, Australia and the USA. The…
A-level results day: A student’s perspective
…even know me? Why did a machine get the final say in my future? I, and the vast majority of other year 13s I knew, were confused. It was as…
A-level results day: What next?
…if its results may come as cold comfort to those affected today. And to young people – especially the 5,000 who have been on Sutton Trust programmes last year and…
Student support on results day
We know this year has been extraordinary and it has been frustrating for many of you to not have had the chance to take the exams you have worked so…