UEA’s Students Sample Clauses

UEA’s Students. Other than our own bursary provision, the University’s outreach work will necessarily seek to raise aspirations in general and will not be focussed on recruitment to this University alone. Nonetheless we expect to see evidence of our relative success in our own patterns of recruitment. In 2005/06, the University performed against location adjusted benchmarks as follows: Category of student Non- Adjusted Location Adjusted UEA Benchmark Benchmark From state schools: 82.8% 81.2% 86.5% From social classes NS-SEC 4-7 (prev. social classes IIIM, IV, V) 25.4% 23.2% 22.9% From low participation areas: 12.1% 9.2% 6.9% Mature full-time first degree entrants with no previous HE experience and from low participation areas; 16.2% 11.5% 12.0% Entrants in receipt of DSA 3.5% N/A 3.7% The University is pleased to be exceeding several benchmarks relating to access and will seek to maintain this position where it is the case. The University additionally has the objective of reaching benchmarks where it does not currently do so
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UEA’s Students. Other than our own bursary provision, the University’s outreach work will necessarily seek to raise aspirations in general and will not be focussed on recruitment to this University alone. Nonetheless we expect to see evidence of our relative success in our own patterns of recruitment. In 2003/04: • UEA exceeded its location-adjusted benchmark for the number of students from state schools; • UEA was close to the location-adjusted benchmark figures for: o numbers of students from social classes IIIM, IV, V, and o for the number of students from low participation areas. The University has the objective of exceeding HEFCE location-adjusted benchmarks in each of these key indicators from 2007/08. In 2003/04: • the University exceeded our benchmark in the following: o Projected outcomes (i.e. the percentage of our students who are predicted to leave successfully with a degree). • Notwithstanding earlier, better, performance, the following benchmarks were not met: o Mature full-time first degree entrants with no previous HE experience and from low participation areas;
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