St Paul’s School · Undated

Leaver destinations by university · 2022 · Undated

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Complete final destination table: 180 UK/main plus 39 abroad.

Type of result: University destinations.

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Values keep the precision of the source. “Not recorded” does not mean zero. One pupil may have several subject entries or university offers.

Included in total: Yes
Count: 10
Country: United Kingdom
University: University College London
Note: Unknown / not recorded
Region: UK/main
Row type: institution

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Research context, reference history and record codes

The November final upload controls. The itemized list establishes 41 final Oxbridge and 34 strict-USA destinations.

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SPS_DEST_2022_PDF · St Paul’s School · Destination of St Paul’s leavers 2022 · first-party final November table, as at 18 October 2022: 180 main plus 39 abroad; the similarly named October upload is incomplete

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