BME Comparison of Degree Outcome Sample Clauses

BME Comparison of Degree Outcome. DEGREE AWARD CLASSIFICATION Percentage of Home first degree qualifiers gaining a 1st or 2:1 degree by year of qualification. UNIVERSITY SUMMARY Total BME Non-BME ∆ (BME-Non-BME) 12/13 13/14 14/15 13/14 14/15 13/14 14/15 12/13 13/14 14/15 Qualifiers 2624 2708 2493 266 290 2442 2203 1st or 2:1 1897 2088 1963 176 183 1912 1780 Other Classification 727 620 530 90 107 530 423 - - - % 1st or 2:1 72.29% 77.10% 78.74% 66.17% 63.10% 78.30% 80.80% 16.39% 12.13% 17.70% % Other Classification 27.71% 22.90% 21.26% 33.83% 36.90% 21.70% 19.20% 12/13 237 136 101 12/13 2387 1761 626 57.38% 42.62% 73.77% 26.23%
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