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- Oxford and Cambridge attracting more state school pupils. // Education (14637073);3/13/2009, Issue 347, p2
The article presents statistics regarding the percentages of state school student-applicants accepted by Oxford University and Cambridge University in 2008 and 2009.
- Education Schools Tighten Standards, New Survey Reports. // Education Week;9/7/1983, Vol. 3 Issue 1, p2
The article reports on the study of a draft of the rigid admission standards to teacher-education programs by the U.S. National Central for Education Statistics.
- Figures show hundreds of academy places are lying empty. // Education (14637073);5/29/2009, Issue 356, p2
The article reports that many independent state schools in Great Britain have more than 10 percent of their pupil places empty. The author states that Greig City Academy in Haringey, England has 31 percent of its spaces unfilled. The article also presents statistics for Manchester Academy and...
- Surprise: Freshman Enrollment Is Surging. Rothman, Robert // Education Week;10/21/1987, Vol. 7 Issue 7, p1
The article reports on the increase in freshman enrollments at many U.S. colleges. Is has been estimated that some 40 percent of the country's 3,300 colleges and universities say increases in freshman enrollments this fall. Freshman enrollment statistics from Pennsylvania State University,...
- Higher education a nutshell. Slabber, Engela // Finance Week;07/21/2000, p36
Presents a statistical report on the situation of higher education in South Africa from 1993 to 1999. Student numbers at universities, tekhnikons, historically Afrikaans-language and English-speaking universities; Composition in terms of gender and race; Shifts in studies; Specialization in...
- TCU admission. // TCU Magazine;Spring2010, Vol. 54 Issue 1, p15
The article presents statistics on admission at Texas Christian University (TCU) in Fort Worth as of March 2010 including total applications for the fall 2010 semester, number of male applicants, and number of students already admitted.
- College Enrollment Up, Federal Survey Finds. // Education Week;1/14/1987, Vol. 6 Issue 16, p2
The article reports on the reports on the rise in number of students in college based on the survey conducted by the U.S. Education Department's center for statistics. The data indicated a total of nearly 12.4 million students who were enrolled in colleges and universities in the past fall of 1987.
- Georgia Touts Push to Send More Black Males to College. Cech, Scott J. // Education Week;12/12/2007, Vol. 27 Issue 15, p9
The article focuses on the African-American Male Initiative (AAMI) of the University System of Georgia. The AAMI began in 2002 to ease the gender gap in Georgia's colleges. Through the AAMI, enrollment of African-American males has increased in Georgia's public colleges and universities,...
- UCAS statistics show rise in university student numbers. // Education (14637073);10/23/2009, Issue 370, p4
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