2009 / 2008 / 2007 / 2006 / 2005 / 2004 / 2003
Destinations of Higher Education Applicants 2009
Archaeology, Edinburgh University, 2009
Archaeology & Anthropology, Girton College, Cambridge, 2009
Archaeology & Social Anthropology, Edinburgh University, 2009
Art Foundation, Central St Martin’s College of Art & Design, 2009
Art Foundation, Chelsea College of Art & Design, 2009
Art Foundation, City & Guilds Art School, 2009
Art Foundation, Kingston University, 2009
Art Foundation, Wimbledon College of Art, 2009
Aviation Engineering with Pilot Studies, Brunel University, 2009
Bachelor of Arts, McGill University, 2009 (2 girls)
Biochemistry, Bristol University, 2009
Biological Sciences, Jesus College, Oxford, 2009
Biology, St John’s College, Durham, 2009
Classical Studies & Philosophy, Exeter University, 2009
Classics, St Anne’s College, Oxford, 2009
Classics, Trevelyan College, Durham, 2009
Classics & French, St Anne’s College, Oxford, 2009
Creative Music Technology, Surrey University, 2009
Criminology & Sociology, Royal Holloway, University of London, 2009
Drama & English, Bristol University, 2009
Economic & Social History, Edinburgh University, 2009
Economics, St Andrews University, 2009
Economics, York University, 2009
Economics & Politics, Bristol University, 2009
English, Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge, 2009
English Literature, Glasgow University, 2009 (2 girls)
English Language & Literature, St Edmund Hall, Oxford, 2009
English Literature, Warwick University, 2009
English Literature & Creative Writing, Warwick University, 2009
English, York University, 2009
English & Spanish, St Anne’s College, Oxford, 2009
Film/Television Studies & French, Nottingham University, 2009
French Studies & Music, Birmingham University, 2009
Geography, Bristol University, 2009
Geography, College of St Hild & St Bede, Durham, 2009
Geography, Nottingham University, 2009
Geography, Keble College, Oxford, 2009
Hispanic Studies, Bristol University, 2009
History, Bristol University, 2009
History, College of St Hild & St Bede, Durham, 2009
History, St John’s College, Durham, 2009
History, Exeter University, 2009
History, Manchester University, 2009
History, Nottingham University, 2009
History, St Edmund Hall, Oxford, 2009
History of Art, Nottingham University, 2009 (2 girls)
History of Art, St John’s College, Oxford, 2009
History of Art, University College, London, 2009
History of Art & Archaeology, School of Oriental & African Studies, London, 2009
History of Art & French, Bristol University, 2009
History of Art & German, Bristol University, 2009
History of Art & Spanish, Bristol University, 2009
Human Sciences, University College, London, 2009
International Relations, University College, Durham, 2009
Italian & Spanish, Bristol University, 2009
Italian & Spanish, Exeter University, 2009
Law, King’s College, London, 2009
Law, Lincoln College, Oxford, 2009
Liberal Arts, Columbia University, 2009
Liberal Arts, Georgetown University, 2009
Liberal Arts, Harvard University, 2009 (2 girls)
Liberal Arts, Stanford University, 2009 (3 girls)
Liberal Arts, University of Pennsylvania, 2009
Liberal Arts, University of Virginia, 2009
Liberal Arts, Whitman College, 2009
Mathematics, Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 2009
Medicine, Cardiff University, 2009
Medicine, Imperial College, London, 2009
Medicine, Leeds University, 2009
Medicine, Manchester University, 2009
Modern & Medieval, Murray Edwards College, 2009
Languages (French & Spanish), Cambridge, 2009
Modern Languages (Spanish & Russian), College of St Hild & St Bede, Durham, 2009
Modern Languages (French & Spanish), Trevelyan College, Durham, 2009
Natural Sciences, Peterhouse, Cambridge, 2009
Natural Sciences, College of St Hild & St Bede, Durham, 2009
Politics with International Relations, York University, 2009
Politics, Psychology & Sociology, St John’s College, Cambridge, 2009
Popular Music Studies, Leeds College of Music, 2009
Psychology, Bath University, 2009
Psychology, St Aidan’s College, Durham, 2009
Psychology, Edinburgh University, 2009
Psychology, Trinity College, Dublin, 2009
Scandinavian Studies & Classics, Edinburgh University, 2009
Sociology, Warwick University, 2009
Theatre Design, RADA, 2009
Theatre Practice: Performance Arts, Central School of Speech & Drama, 2009
Zoology, Imperial College London, 2008
Destinations of Higher Education Applicants 2007
Ancient History, St Cuthbert’s Society, Durham University, 2008
Archaeology & Anthropology, Edinburgh University, 2007 (2 girls)
Archaeology & Anthropology, Trinity College, Cambridge , 2007
Archaeology & Anthropology, Hertford College, Oxford, 2007
Architectural Design, Edinburgh University, 2007
Art Foundation, Central St Martin’s School of Art, 2007 (2 girls)
Art Foundation, Kingston University, 2007 (2 girls)
Art Foundation, Wimbledon College of Art, 2007
Biological Sciences, Edinburgh University, 2007
Biomedical Sciences, University College London, 2007
Classical Studies, Bristol University, 2007 (2 girls)
Classics, Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 2007
Combined Arts, St John’s College, Durham University, 2007
Dentistry, Queen Mary, University of London, 2007
Development Studies & Economics, Manchester University, 2008
Drama, Warwick University, 2007
Drama & Early Childhood Studies, University of the West of England, Bristol, 2007
Early Childhood Studies, Bristol University, 2007
Economics, Bristol University, 2007
Economics, Edinburgh University, 2007
Economics & Development Studies, Sussex University, 2008
Engineering, St John’s College, Durham University, 2007
Engineering, University College, Oxford, 2007
English Language & Linguistics, Edinburgh University, 2008
English Literature, Edinburgh University, 2007
English Studies, Nottingham University, 2008
English Language & Literature, Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, 2007
English, Southampton University, 2007
English, York University, 2007
English, York University, 2008
English Literature & Creative Writing, Manchester Metropolitan University, 2007
French & Spanish, Trinity College, Cambridge , 2007
Geography, Southampton University, 2007
Geography with Economics, London School of Economics & Political Science, 2007
German & Russian, St John’s College, Oxford, 2007
Greek & Philosophy, Edinburgh University, 2007
History, Josephine Butler College, Durham University, 2008
History, Edinburgh University, 2007
History, Manchester University, 2008
History, St John’s College, Oxford, 2007
History & History of Art, Leeds University, 2008
History of Art, Bristol University, 2007
History of Art, Courtauld Institute, 2008
History of Art, Edinburgh University, 2007
History of Art, Leeds University, 2007 (2 girls)
History of Art, St Andrews University, 2007
History of Art, York University, 2007 (2 girls)
History of Art & Italian, Bristol University, 2007
Human Sciences, St Hugh’s College, Oxford, 2007
Italian & Russian, New Hall, Cambridge, 2007
Liberal Arts, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston or Tufts, 2007
Liberal Arts, Georgetown University, USA, 2007 (3 girls)
Liberal Arts, Yale University, 2007
Mathematics, King’s College London, 2007
Medicine, Bristol University, 2007 (2 girls)
Medicine, St Andrews University, 2008
Medicine, Worcester College, Oxford, 2007
Music, Clare College, Cambridge, 2008
Music, Edinburgh University, 2007
Natural Sciences, Hatfield College, Durham University, 2007
Natural Sciences, Pembroke College, Cambridge, 2007
Philosophy, Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 2007
Philosophy & Politics, Manchester University, 2007
Physics, Imperial College, London, 2007
Physics, Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, 2007
Physiotherapy, Birmingham University, 2007
Politics, Bristol University, 2007
Politics, Hild & Bede, Durham University, 2007
Politics, Kingston University, 2007
Politics, Queen Mary, University of London, 2007
Psychology, Bristol University, 2008
Psychology, Exeter University, 2007 (2 girls)
Psychology, Manchester University, 2008
Psychology, Nottingham University, 2007
Religion & Theology, Manchester University, 2007
Social & Political Sciences, St John’s College, Cambridge, 2007
Destinations of Higher Education Applicants 2006
Of the 93 girls leaving the Upper Sixth in 2006, 66 began degree courses at Universities or Foundation courses in Art Schools in October 2006. 10 girls are holding places for courses beginning in October 2007 and a further 16 girls will be making a post-Advanced Level application for degree courses for October 2007.
Many girls taking a year out between school and higher education are working first and then travelling abroad. Travel destinations include Australia, India, New Zealand, S America, SE Asia, S Pacific islands and the USA. Some girls have arranged voluntary work placements in the UK and abroad. Others are enhancing their language skills or learning a new language by working or studying abroad during the year.
American Studies University of East Anglia 2006
Ancient History Newcastle University 2006
Anthropology Durham University 2006
Architecture University College London 2006
Art Foundation course Camberwell College 0f Arts 2006
Art Foundation course Chelsea College of Art 2006
Art Foundation course Kingston University 2006
Art Foundation course University of Wales Institute, Cardiff 2006
Art Foundation course Wimbledon School of Art 2006
Biochemistry New College, Oxford 2006
Biological Sciences Edinburgh 2006
Biology Bristol University 2006
Biology Nottingham University 2006
Civil Engineering Bristol University 2006
Classical Archaeology & Ancient History Worcester College, Oxford 2007
Classics St Anne’s College, Oxford 2006
Dentistry King’s College London 2006
Dentistry Leeds University 2006
Development Geography King’s College London 2006
Economics Leeds University 2006
Economics University College London 2006
Economics & Econometrics Bristol University 2006
English University College London 2006
English & History of Art York University 2006
Environmental Geoscience (Year in Europe) Bristol University 2006
Fashion portfolio course London College of Fashion 2006
French & Arabic Edinburgh University 2006
French & Philosophy Nottingham University 2006
French & Portuguese Bristol University 2006
French & Russian Bristol University 2006
Geography Emmanuel College, Cambridge 2006
Geography Edinburgh University 2006
Geography Exeter University 2006
Government & History London School of Economics & Political Science 2006
Hispanic Studies University College London 2006
History Bristol University 2006
History Churchill College, Cambridge 2007
History Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge 2006
History Durham University 2007
History Newcastle University 2006
History Newcastle University 2007
History Sheffield University 2007
History University College London 2007
History Warwick University 2006
History of Art Birmingham University 2006
History of Art Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge 2006
History of Art Courtauld Institute of Art 2007
History of Art Edinburgh University 2006
History of Art Manchester University 2006
History of Art Warwick University 2006
International Relations & Politics Oxford Brookes University 2006
Law King’s College London 2006 (2 girls)
Liberal Arts Brown University 2006
Liberal Arts University of Pennsylvania 2006
Management London School of Economics & Political Science 2006
Mathematics Bristol University 2006
Medicine King’s College London 2006 (2 girls)
Medicine Southampton University 2006
Modern European Languages (French & Spanish) Edinburgh University 2006
Modern History St Catherine’s College, Oxford 2006
Modern History St Edmund Hall, Oxford 2006
Molecular Medicine Sussex University 2006
Music Manchester University 2006
Philosophy Corpus Christi College, Cambridge 2006
Philosophy Leeds University 2006
Philosophy & Politics Manchester University 2006
Physics University College, Oxford 2006
Physiological Sciences Balliol College, Oxford 2006
Physiology University College London 2006
Politics Queen Mary London 2006
Psychology Bath University 2006
Psychology Bristol University 2006
Psychology Surrey University 2006
Psychology Sussex University 2006
Psychology & Sociology Leeds University 2007 (2 girls)
Religious Studies King’s College London 2006
Scriptwriting & Performance University of East Anglia 2006
Social Policy & Politics Bristol University 2007
Sociology Durham University 2006
Theatre & Performance Studies Warwick University 2006 (2 girls)
Veterinary Science Bristol University 2006
Zoology Leeds University 2006
Destinations of Higher Education Applicants 2005
Of the 100 girls leaving the Upper Sixth in 2005, 75 began degree courses at universities or Foundation courses in Art Schools in October 2005. 15 girls are holding places for courses beginning in October 2006 and a further 10 girls will be making a post-Advanced Level application for degree courses for October 2006.
Many girls taking a year out between school and higher education are working first and then travelling abroad. Travel destinations include Africa, Australia, the Caribbean, China, South America, South East Asia, and the South Pacific. Some girls have arranged voluntary work placements in South America, Sri Lanka and Tonga. Other girls are gaining work experience related to their degree course or career interests, these include an internship with EMI in Canada, a work placement with a criminal lawyer, and working in a care centre for children with special needs.
Anthropology, Durham University , 2005
Anthropology & Development Studies, Sussex University, 2006
American & English Studies, Nottingham University, 2006
Arabic & Islamic Studies, School of Oriental & African Studies, 2005
Arabic & Spanish, Edinburgh University, 2006
Architectural Design, Edinburgh University, 2005
Art Foundation, Camberwell College of Arts, 2005, (2 girls)
Art Foundation, Central St Martin’s College of Art & Design, 2005
Art Foundation, Kingston University, 2005
Art Foundation, London College of Fashion, 2005
Biology, Bristol University, 2006, (2 girls)
Business Studies, City University, 2005
Chemistry, Durham University, 2005
Classical Civilisation & Archaeology, Trinity College, Dublin, 2005
Classical Studies, Edinburgh University, 2005
Classics, Newnham College, Cambridge, 2005
Classics, Magdalen College, Oxford, 2005
Comparative American Studies , Warwick University , 2006
Criminology & Psychology, Roehampton University, 2006
Economics, Bristol University , 2005
Economics, Leeds University, 2005, (2 girls)
Engineering, St John’s College, Cambridge, 2005
English, Girton College, Cambridge, 2005
English, St John’s College, Cambridge, 2005
English Literature, Durham University, 2006
English, Leeds University, 2005
English Language & Literature, Liverpool University , 2005
English Language & Literature, Lincoln College, Oxford, 2005
English Language & Literature, Pembroke College, Oxford, 2005
English, University College London , 2005
English, York University, 2005
English Literature & History, Edinburgh University, 2005
English Literature & History, Leeds University , 2005
European Social & Political Studies, University College London, 2005
European Studies (Spanish), King’s College London , 2005
French, Bristol University, 2005, (2 girls)
French, Leeds University, 2005
French & Linguistics, St Andrews University, 2006
French & Russian, University College London , 2005
French & Spanish, Bristol University, 2005
French & Spanish, University College London, 2005
Geography, St Catherine’s College, Cambridge, 2005
Geography, Newcastle University, 2006
Geography, Hertford College, Oxford, 2005
Government & Economics, London School of Economics & Political Science, 2005
History, Birmingham University, 2005
History, St Catherine’s College, Cambridge, 2005
History, Durham University, 2005
History, Leeds University, 2005, (4 girls)
History, St Andrews University, 2005
History, University College London, 2005
History, Warwick University, 2006
History of Art, Trinity College, Cambridge , 2005
History of Art, Courtauld Institute, 2006
History of Art , Edinburgh University, 2005, (2 girls)
History of Art , Leeds University, 2005
Human Sciences, St Catherine’s College, Oxford, 2005
Human Sciences, Wadham College, Oxford, 2005
Human Sciences, Sussex University, 2005, (2 girls)
Human Sciences, University College London , 2005
International History, London School of Economics & Political Science, 2005
Law, Bristol University, 2005
Law , Manchester University, 2005
Law, Nottingham University, 2006
Law, Sussex University , 2005
Liberal Arts, George Washington University, 2005
Marine Biology, Newcastle University, 2005
Mathematics with Statistics for Finance, Imperial College London, 2005
Mathematics and Psychology, Newcastle University, 2005
Medical Biochemistry, King’s College London , 2005
Medicine, Brighton Sussex Medical School, 2005
Medicine, Imperial College London , 2005
Medicine, Imperial College London , 2006
Medicine, University College London, 2005
Modern Languages, Durham University, 2005
Modern European Languages, Edinburgh University , 2005, (2 girls)
Modern & Medieval Languages, Girton College, Cambridge, 2005
Molecular Biosciences, Cardiff University, 2005
Music, Manchester University, 2005
Neuroscience, St Andrews University, 2005
Philosophy, Edinburgh University, 2005
Philosophy, Sussex University, 2005
Physiological Science, Bristol University, 2005
Psychology, Birmingham University, 2005
Psychology, Exeter University, 2005
Psychology , Leeds University, 2006
Psychology & Philosophy, Leeds University, 2005, (2 girls)
Social & Political Sciences, St John’s College, Cambridge, 2005
Spanish & Business Management, Manchester University, 2005
Spanish & Portuguese, Bristol University, 2005
Upper Sixth Leavers 2004
Of the 97 girls leaving the Upper Sixth in 2004, 66 began degree courses at universities or Foundation courses in Art Schools in October 2004. 11 girls are holding places for courses beginning in October 2005 and a further 23 girls will be making a post-Advanced Level application for degree courses for October 2005.
Many girls taking a year out between school and higher education are working first and then travelling abroad. Travel destinations include Australia, France, Italy, South America, Spain, Thailand, Vietnam and the USA. Some girls have arranged voluntary work placements in India, South Africa, South America and SE Asia; other girls are gaining work experience related to their degree course or career interests. Study plans include taking courses in history of art and Italian in Florence.
Destinations of Higher Education Applicants 2004
Accountancy & Finance, London School of Economics & Political Science, 2004
Anthropology (Social), Manchester University, 2004
Anthropology, University College London, 2004
Anthropology & Archaeology, Durham University, 2004
Art Foundation, Central St Martins College of Art, 2004, (2 girls)
Art Foundation, Wimbledon School of Art, 2004
Biomedical Chemistry, Warwick University, 2004
Biomedical Sciences, Royal Holloway University of London, 2004
Biosciences, Leeds University, 2004
Business Management, Kingston University, 2004
Business Studies & German, Birmingham University, 2004
Chemistry (Study in Europe), Bristol University, 2004
Chemistry, Newcastle University, 2005
Classical Literature & English, Leeds University, 2005
Classical Studies, Edinburgh University, 2004
Classics, Jesus College, Oxford, 2004
Classics, Edinburgh University, 2004
Classics, Durham University, 2004
Combined Science (Psychology & Bioscience), Newcastle University, 2004
Combined Social Sciences, Durham University, 2004
Criminal Justice & Criminology, Leeds University, 2005
Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London, 2004
Design: Visual Communication, Glasgow School of Art, 2004
Drama, Hull University, 2004
Economics, Leeds University, 2004
Economics, London School of Economics & Political Science, 2004, (2 girls)
English Language, Edinburgh University, 2004
English Literature, Edinburgh University, 2004
English, Leeds University, 2004, (3 girls)
English , University College London, 2004, (2 girls)
English Literature, Warwick University, 2004
English, York University, 2005
European Studies, Kings College London, 2004
European & Middle Eastern Languages, Queen’s College, Oxford, 2004
Fine Art, Central St Martins College of Art, 2004
French & Italian, University College London, 2004, (2 girls)
French & Spanish, Leeds University, 2005
French & Spanish, University College London, 2004
Geography, Bristol University, 2005
Geography, Durham University, 2004
Geography, Exeter University, 2004
History, Bristol University, 2004
History, Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 2004
History, Queens’ College, Cambridge, 2004
History, London School of Economics & Political Science, 2004
History, Royal Holloway University of London, 2004
History & Politics, Leeds University, 2004
History of Art, Bristol University, 2005
History of Art, Edinburgh University, 2004
Human Sciences, Magdalene College, Oxford, 2004
International Studies & Italian, Leeds University, 2004
Law, Leeds University, 2004
Law, Kings College London, 2004
Law, Reading University, 2004
Law, School of Oriental & African Studies, 2004
Law, University College London, 2004
Liberal Arts, Princeton University (School of Engineering), 2004
Liberal Arts, Tufts University, 2004
Liberal Arts, Yale University, 2004
Mathematics, Lincoln College, Oxford, 2004
Medicine, Bristol University, 2004
Medicine, Imperial College London, 2004
Medicine, University College London, 2004, (2 girls)
Modern European Languages, Edinburgh University, 2004, (2 girls)
Modern & Medieval Languages, Jesus College, Cambridge, 2004
Music, Kings College London, 2004
Music , Sussex University, 2004
Natural Sciences, Durham University, 2004
Philosophy, Leeds University, 2004
Physiological Sciences, Bristol University, 2004
Politics, Manchester University, 2004
Politics Philosophy & Economics, Brasenose College, Oxford, 2004
Psychology, Bath University, 2004
Psychology, Bristol University, 2004
Psychology, Durham University, 2004 (2 girls)
Psychology, Leeds University, 2004
Psychology & Philosophy, Warwick University, 2004
Sociology, Leeds University, 2004
Sociology, York University, 2005
Sport & Exercise Science, Birmingham University, 2005
Theatre (Dramaturgy), Leeds University, 2004
Urban Planning, Design & Management, University College London , 2004
Zoology, Southampton University, 2004
Upper Sixth Leavers 2003
Of the 98 girls leaving the Upper Sixth in 2003, 58 began degree courses at universities or Foundation courses in Art Schools in October 2003. 17 girls are holding places for courses beginning in October 2004 and a further 22 girls will be making a post-Advanced Level application for degree courses for October 2004.
Many girls taking a year out between school and higher education are working first and then hoping to travel abroad. Travel destinations are Spain, France, Italy, E Europe, USA, South America, Australasia, and SE Asia. Girls have arranged voluntary work placements in India, S Africa, S America and SE Asia with organisations including Africa & Asia Venture and Quest. Some girls are gaining work experience in engineering (via Year in Industry), the recording industry and the legal profession. Work placements abroad include an advertising agency in S Africa, and an internship in clinical research in Canada. Three girls are taking courses history of art and Italian in Florence and Rome.
Destinations of Higher Education Applicants 2003
Accounting & Financial Management, Sheffield University, 2003
American Studies, Nottingham University, 2003
American Studies, Nottingham University, 2004
American Studies & English, Birmingham University, 2003
Ancient History, Nottingham University, 2003
Ancient History & Archaeology, Liverpool University, 2003
Architecture, University College London, 2003
Art Foundation course, Chelsea College of Art, 2003 , (3 girls)
Art Foundation course, Wimbledon School of Art, 2003
Art History, Nottingham University, 2003
Art History & Literature, University of East Anglia, 2004
Biological Sciences, Edinburgh University, 2003
Biology, Imperial College London, 2003
Biological Sciences, St Peter’s College, Oxford, 2003
Business, Durham University, 2003
Business Economics, Leeds University, 2003
Chemistry with Management Studies, University College London , 2003
Classics, Bristol University, 2003
Classics, Wadham College, Oxford, 2003
Civil Engineering (MEng), UMIST, 2004
Combined Studies, Newcastle University, 2004
Economic History, London School of Economics & Political Science, 2003
Economics (with study in continental Europe), Bristol University, 2003
Economics, Durham University, 2004
Economics, London School of Economics & Political Science, 2003
Economics & Management Studies, Leeds University, 2004
English, Birmingham University, 2003
English Literature, Durham University, 2003
English , Leeds University, 2003
English, Leeds University, 2004, (2 girls)
English, Jesus College, Cambridge, 2003
English, Queens’ College, Cambridge, 2004
English, Trinity College, Cambridge, 2003
English , Royal Holloway, University of London, 2003
English, York University, 2003 , (2 girls)
English & Philosophy, Leeds University, 2003
Equine Science, Bristol University, 2003
Equine Studies with Business Management, Writtle College, University of Essex, 2003
European Studies (French), Durham University, 2003
French with Management, King’s College London, 2003
History, Bristol University, 2003
History, Durham University, 2003
History, Edinburgh University, 2003
History, Leeds University, 2003, (2 girls)
History (Contemporary) & Politics, Sussex University, 2003
History & Society, Exeter University, 2003
History of Art, University College London, 2003
Human Sciences, King’s College London, 2003
Interior Design, Bournemouth University, 2003
Internet Computing, Westminster University, 2003
Law with French Law, University College London, 2003
Law & Sociology, Cardiff University, 2003
Liberal Arts, Brown University, USA, 2003 , (2 girls)
Liberal Arts, Princeton University, USA, 2003
Liberal Arts, Stanford University, USA, 2003
Management Studies with German, Nottingham University, 2003
Mathematics, St Hilda’s College, Oxford, 2003
Mathematics & Philosophy, Nottingham University, 2003
Medicine, Bristol University, 2004, (2 girls)
Medicine, Edinburgh University, 2003
Medicine, Pembroke College, Oxford, 2003
Medicine, Queen Mary, University of London, 2003
Medicine, Southampton University, 2004
Medicine, University College London, 2003
Modern European Languages, Edinburgh University, 2003, (2 girls)
Modern Languages, St Hilda’s College, Oxford, 2003
Modern Languages, Sussex University, 2003
Music, Bristol University, 2004
Natural Sciences, Christ’s College, Cambridge, 2003
Natural Sciences, Durham University, 2004
Oriental Studies , Newnham College, Cambridge, 2003
Philosophy, St John’s College, Cambridge, 2003
Philosophy, Leeds University, 2003, (2 girls)
Physics, Edinburgh University, 2003
Physiological Sciences, Newcastle University, 2003
Physiology, University College London, 2003
Politics, Nottingham University, 2003
Politics, Philosophy & Economics, Wadham College, Oxford, 2003
Psychology, Birmingham University, 2004
Psychology & Sports Studies, Liverpool Hope University College, 2003
Social Psychology with Film Studies, Sussex University, 2003
Veterinary Sciences, Royal Veterinary College, 2003
