Westminster School · 2009
Westminster School: Tufts University, Firm place taken up, 2009
This figure hasn’t been fully checked against the original yet.
What it counts
Number of firm places gained / university entrant
The figures
As printed.
- Count of pupils
- 179
- Denominator basis
- Published pupils-left total
- The count
- 1
- Institution country
- US
- Region
- US
Notes and original wording (16)
- Conflict group
- Unknown / not recorded
- Count
- Unknown / not recorded
- Evidence quality
- high
- University
- Tufts University
- Institution raw
- Tufts
- Is aggregate
- No
- Definition
- Number of firm places gained / university entrant
- Outcome type
- firm_place_destination
- Name normalization
- high
- Note
- Unknown / not recorded
- Period
- 2009
- Publication year
- Unknown / not recorded
- Rate
- Unknown / not recorded
- Rate denominator
- Unknown / not recorded
- Record grain
- institution
- School
- Westminster School
Where it was published
We have yet to check this figure against the original publication. These are the sources named in the research; some may concern other results in the collection:
Westminster School · university destinations of 2009 leavers (school web page)
Archived copy, captured 12 Dec 2011
Notes on this record
- Where it’s from
- The school’s own web page (archived copy)
- How the source defines it
- Number of firm places gained / university entrant
Record details
Record ID us:USU-0219. Quote it if you report a problem.
As recorded
The record’s own wording, where this page puts it in plainer words.
- Source note
- High · Primary · archived school page
Source references
public-source-9fcfab8c7767f0f8· Westminster School · university destinations of 2009 leavers (school web page) (archived copy, captured 12 Dec 2011)
Codes and identifiers
- Canonical For Analysis
- Yes
- Record Id
- USU-0219
- Source tier
- B_primary_school_wayback_capture
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