Our assessment of UCB’s access and retention record Sample Clauses

Our assessment of UCB’s access and retention record. UCB’s record on access is very good indeed. Data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency shows 96.3% of our young, full-time, first degree students are from state schools, which is well above the performance of similar institutions and the national average. 13.4% of the same group are from areas designated as a ‘low *HE+ -participation neighbourhood’; again, well above the performance of the national average and similar institutions. We have a large foundation degree offer, and this performs equally well at encouraging widespread access: 98.3% of these programmes’ young, full-time students are from state schools and 17.2% from low-participation neighbourhoods, both well above national averages and greater than similar institutions. The picture is similarly successful with mature students: 11.% of mature full-time undergraduate students and 26% of foundation degree students are from low- participation neighbourhoods; again well above national averages and greater than similar institutions. However, one particular access performance measure shows that we are below average: the proportion of students in receipt of a disabled student living allowance, at 2.8% instead of 4.8% (for full-time first- degree students). Although our retention record has historically been very good there has lately been a slight decrease in the number of students retained- both young and mature - such that we are slightly below the performance of similar institutions and the national average. This is an area in which we intend to University College Birmingham P a g e | 2 Access Agreement 2012/13 concentrate our efforts in the short and medium term, to ensure that those we recruit have the best chance of succeeding on their programme.
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