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A school-wide result can prompt a useful question, but it rarely finishes the enquiry. Start with the subjects, years or destinations that interest you, then follow the answer back to the original publication. You can bring the studies you need together in a dated briefing.
2,049 historical records · 1993–2026 · 21 studies. The years available differ between questions. Past results do not tell you which subjects a new pupil can take.
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The studies below explain what the results show and what could change the reading. A comparison can reveal a pattern worth asking about, while leaving the larger question of a school’s suitability open. The figures and sources are there to read for yourself.
Does a headline describe the whole sixth form?
A school with an IB or Pre-U route may publish an A-level figure that describes only some of its sixth form. Start by looking at who took which qualifications.
We do not yet have a study combining this school’s sixth-form qualifications. You can still read the results for each qualification in the original records.
Still to confirm now: Which qualifications and pathways will be available for the intended entry year? The subjects and entry information below are a starting point for that conversation. The historical result cannot answer it.
Does the comparison hold across different years?
A comparison needs years in which both schools published figures that count the same thing. Check whether a recent difference also appears earlier, and where missing years limit the view.
There are too few years with comparable figures to judge a pattern in Oxford offer rates. You can still see each year’s figures below.
Measure: Oxford offers divided by applications from the same applying school and named admissions round. Years: 2024–2025.
Read the figures and their limits
Oxford offers / applications: Eton and Harrow, each year both can be compared. The gap is Eton minus Harrow, in percentage points.
Year
Eton (%)
Harrow (%)
Gap (points)
2024
31.25
20
11.25
2025
28.07
30.56
−2.49
Keep these limits with the answer
The rate compares applications and offers in the same admissions round. A school’s count of leavers going to Oxford cannot take the place of either figure.
Published results describe different groups of pupils, chosen in different ways. They can’t show the effect of attending a school, or what one pupil would achieve.
Only the years both schools can be compared on are used: 2024 and 2025. A missing or excluded year is not a zero result.
Fewer than five shared years, which is too few for the period check: it needs five.
These figures carry the record’s existing source checks, which are kept apart from background links. This edition didn’t reopen every original publication.
Offers are divided by applications made from the same school. An offer is not an acceptance or a final destination. This edition uses Oxford years up to 2025 only, and only those whose applications and offers both have an exact source check.
Historical results: the latest shared year is 2025. They can’t show 2026 results.
4 of the 4 recorded figures behind this comparison have an exact source check for that field and year; 0 are recorded or calculated figures with their support set out in Record details. This is not a fresh check of every source.
Checked against the original: accepted, applications and offers.
With research access, read our interpretation of the differences between the schools, see whether the choice of years changes the answer, and prepare questions for each school. Read the study and its additional analysis.
Still to confirm now: Have the qualifications, subject mix or reporting basis changed since the years shown? The subjects and entry information below are a starting point for that conversation. The historical result cannot answer it.
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There are too few years with comparable figures to judge a pattern in the share of A-level entries awarded A*. You can still see each year’s figures below.
There are too few years with comparable figures to judge a pattern in the share of A-level entries awarded A*. You can still see each year’s figures below.
There are too few years with comparable figures to judge a pattern in the share of A-level entries awarded A*. You can still see each year’s figures below.
There are too few years with comparable figures to judge a pattern in the share of A-level entries awarded A*. You can still see each year’s figures below.
There are too few years with comparable figures to judge a pattern in the share of A-level entries awarded A*. You can still see each year’s figures below.
A school-wide percentage can conceal quite different results in individual subjects. Look at the grades and the number of entries together: one pupil may account for several subject entries.
We have not yet published a subject study for this school. That tells you about our coverage, not which subjects the school offers or how pupils performed.
Still to confirm now: Is the subject offered now, can it fit the intended combination, and what entry conditions apply? The subjects and entry information below are a starting point for that conversation. The historical result cannot answer it.
What does a university destination list actually count?
A list of where leavers went can open up possibilities beyond the headline destinations. Check whose destinations it describes, and keep places taken up separate from applications and offers.
We have not yet published a destination study for this school. You can explore the dated university records in its public history below.
Still to confirm now: Which courses and pathways are available now, and which leavers does a newer published table include? The subjects and entry information below are a starting point for that conversation. The historical result cannot answer it.
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What the historical record contains
These records collect what the school and other sources published over time. Before comparing two figures, check that they describe the same qualification and group. Applications, offers and places taken up each tell a different part of the university story.
A subject list is only the beginning. You also need to know whether the subjects fit together, what entry conditions apply and how the school day would work. The information below says when each source was checked and which year it concerns. Ask the school to confirm the arrangements for the year your child would join.
Where the publications leave a question open, we say so. We do not fill a missing date or condition with an assumption.
Subjects offered
Ancient History (A level)
Biology (A level)
Business (A level)
Chemistry (A level)
Classical Greek (A level)
Design Technology and Engineering (A level)
Drama and Theatre (A level)
Engineering (A level)
Economics (A level)
English (A level)
Fine Art (A level)
French (A level)
Geography (A level)
German (A level)
Government & Politics (A level)
History (A level)
History of Art (A level)
Italian (A level)
Latin (A level)
Mathematics (A level)
Further Mathematics (A level)
Music (A level)
Music Technology (A level)
Photography (A level)
Physics (A level)
Russian (A level)
Spanish (A level)
Sports Science (A level)
Theology & Philosophy (A level)
This list follows the school's description of its A-level offer. The page also names Engineering, so it has its own entry here; the precise course and qualification need to be confirmed with the school.
Checked against a published source · Publication does not state a year · Entry point: 16+ · Source read: 2026-09-30 · Start date not given · End date not given
Boys choose four A-level subjects. An additional subject may sometimes fit through an off-timetable language or Further Mathematics alongside Mathematics.
We have not confirmed the exact option blocks or whether places will be available.
This is the school's general rule. A pupil will still need to check whether their combination works and whether they can take an additional subject.
Checked against a published source · Publication does not state a year · Entry point: 16+ · Source read: 2026-09-30 · Start date not given · End date not given
Applicants are described as likely to be predicted at least seven or eight GCSE/equivalent passes at grades 7/8/9, with positive contribution, wider interests and a good behavioural record. — 16+ / Year 12 entry
Selection uses tests in four proposed subjects in two rounds, a school reference, interviews and a subject seminar. The page describes distinct UK, overseas and late routes. — 16+ / Year 12 entry
The school describes what it expects of candidates and how it selects them. This does not confirm guaranteed minimum offer conditions or a policy explicitly dated for 2027 entry.
Checked against a published source · Publication does not state a year · Entry point: 16+ · Source read: 2026-09-30 · Start date not given · End date not given
Day: not confirmed. Boarding: published as available.
The Year 12 entry page requires applicants to take part in a boarding environment. The sources we checked do not confirm a day-entry route.
The school states that boarding is required. This does not confirm a day route or the number of places available.
Checked against a published source · Publication does not state a year · Entry point: 16+ · Source read: 2026-09-30 · Start date not given · End date not given
School fee: £21,990.00 per term. VAT: included. Includes: Board; Tuition; Textbooks; Stationery allowance; Laundry. Excludes: Additional tuition in subjects requiring it.
Sixth Form acceptance fee: £600.00 on acceptance; non-refundable. VAT: included.
Registration fee: £450.00 on registration; non-refundable. VAT: included.
Student visa sponsorship charge: £3,000.00 per year; payable termly. VAT: included. Includes: Visa legal costs; Administration, monitoring and reporting.
These are the ordinary published fees for 2026/27, together with an acceptance fee explicitly for Year 12. Deposit figures for Year 9 have not been applied to Year 12 entrants.
Checked against a published source · Published for: 2026-27 · Entry point: 16+ · Source read: 2026-09-30 · Start date not given · End date not given
Showing the latest 40 records here. The full evidence catalogue contains all 2,049 records for this school, including earlier and undated material. Each record’s “Source and full figures” link explains where the figure came from, whether the original is accessible and exactly what we checked.
Nearly a third of all grades were awarded the highest A* distinction, while more than 70% were awarded at A* or A. Impressively, over 90% of all grades achieved this year were at A*-B ... Four boys achieved five or more A* grades, while 13 gained four or more A*s. Thirty-one boys achieved three or more A* grades. These are the best results for the School since the A-level reforms of 2015. | over 90% of all grades achieved this year were at A*-B ... while 18% of boys achieved three or more A* grades.
The publication also reports another figure. Check it counts the same outcome and group before you use either.
Published sources differ on A*. Read the source notes before using that figure.
Ranges and bounds such as “over 90%” are shown as printed, so they aren’t charted as exact figures.
What it counts and where it’s from
What it counts:A-level subject entries
Where it’s from:also published: pupils at least 3 astars 18% of boys (school web page 2026) — the value shown controls
Worth knowing:descriptive or lower-bound figures are recorded as the school printed them and are not charted · Described as 'A-level results' only (Pre-U no longer offered). Also: 4 boys with 5+ A*, 13 boys with 4+ A*. The undated 'Academic Results' web page carries the same wording plus '18% of boys achieved three or more A* grades' (denominator: boys). · Supplementary figure from the school's 'Academic Results' page (undated; wording identical to the 13 Aug 2026 post, so attributed to 2026). Percentage of boys, not grades.
Oxford 7; Cambridge 6; Imperial College London 15; UCL 57; Durham University 67; University of Edinburgh 41; King's College London (KCL) 36; University of Bristol 33; The University of Warwick 30; The University of Manchester 24; The University of Nottingham 20; UNIVERSITIES IN THE QS GLOBAL TOP 10: 90 OFFERS; NORTH AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES: 171 OFFERS; Offers from Ivy League schools (offers made by all eight schools) 31; Boys with offers to Ivy League schools 17; 17 boys with 31 offers from Ivy League universities - a record-breaking year; More than 440 offers to UK QS Top 100 universities | 70 boys applying received 179 offers, including 31 from Ivy League schools ... the highest number of offers from US universities in one application cycle
North American offers (including Canada)
171
The publication also reports another figure. Check it counts the same outcome and group before you use either.
It’s unclear which group this figure counts, so it isn’t compared.
Some figures here are measured differently from the comparison charts.
What it counts and where it’s from
Where it’s from:also published: US universities 179 (newsletter 2026) — the value shown controls
Worth knowing:Upper Sixth 2025-26 admissions round; 'Offers data correct as at 13/4/2026. By this date, UK universities had responded to around 90% of UCAS applications from Harrovians. Similarly, some international offers will not be included' · Offers (not places). us_universities = 171 North American offers (includes Canada). Oxbridge 13 = 7 Oxford + 6 Cambridge as printed separately. Summer 2026 newsletter: '70 boys applying received 179 offers, including 31 from Ivy League schools' (US/Canada). · US and Canadian applicants, 2025-26 admissions round (Summer 2026 newsletter) · Later count than the 13/4/2026 brochure (171). 70 boys applied to US/Canadian universities.
2026 PROVISIONAL Highlights: Nine boys took up places at the universities of Oxford or Cambridge. Three further boys received Oxbridge offers but opted instead for their places at Harvard (2) and Princeton (1). A record 49 boys are attending US universities, including 14 at Ivy League schools. A record 127 boys are attending universities ranked in the QS global top 100. 42 boys are attending institutions ranked within the QS global top 10, including Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, UCL, Harvard and Stanford. 115 boys are attending Russell Group universities
US universities
49
Published sources differ. Read the source notes before using these figures.
What it counts and where it’s from
What it counts:Leavers taking up destinations
Where it’s from:Original publication
Worth knowing:2026 leavers (provisional, school web page); 'took up places' = places, not offers · Oxbridge offers implied = 12 (9 + 3 declined) but only 9 places; recorded as places. 14 at Ivy League; 127 in QS top 100; 42 in QS top 10; 115 at Russell Group (count, not %).
Well over a third of all grades were awarded the top Grade 9, while nearly a quarter of boys achieved 10 or more Grade 9-8/A* grades. Half of the year group gained 10 or more Grade 9-7/A*-A grades
Ranges and bounds such as “over 90%” are shown as printed, so they aren’t charted as exact figures.
Some figures here are measured differently from the comparison charts.
What it counts and where it’s from
What it counts:Numbered grade entries
Where it’s from:Original publication
Worth knowing:descriptive or lower-bound figures are recorded as the school printed them and are not charted · '(I)GCSE results'. Boys-based figures: 'nearly a quarter of boys' with 10+ Grade 9-8/A*; 'half of the year group' with 10+ Grade 9-7/A*-A. No entries/candidates printed.
Ranges and bounds such as “over 90%” are shown as printed, so they aren’t charted as exact figures.
It’s unclear which group this figure counts, so it isn’t compared.
This figure covers a different group from the school-wide series.
The year has been worked out from context rather than stated in the source; the dating note explains why.
What it counts and where it’s from
What it counts:A-level grades; entry denominator not published
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:Current undated Academic Results page checked on 15 October 2026; year attributed to the current 2026 results context, not printed explicitly on the page. The earlier 13 August results post and our compiled record ext:harrow_alevel:10 remain unchanged: nearly a third A*, more than 70% A*–A, over 90% A*–B, and 31 boys with at least three A*. The former webpage reported 18% of boys, while the current page gives 19%. Exact 73% and 94% fit the earlier lower bounds; the A* wording and pupil share remain unresolved. No denominator, grade counts or exact A* percentage is inferred.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 current Academic Results page · grade bands; A-level introductory paragraphs.
What it counts:Boys; pupil denominator not published
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:Current undated Academic Results page checked on 15 October 2026; year attributed to the current 2026 results context, not printed explicitly on the page. The earlier 13 August results post and our compiled record ext:harrow_alevel:10 remain unchanged: nearly a third A*, more than 70% A*–A, over 90% A*–B, and 31 boys with at least three A*. The former webpage reported 18% of boys, while the current page gives 19%. Exact 73% and 94% fit the earlier lower bounds; the A* wording and pupil share remain unresolved. No denominator, grade counts or exact A* percentage is inferred.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 current Academic Results page · pupils with three or more A*; A-level paragraph, percentage of boys with at least three A* grades.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. The three further Oxbridge offer holders chose Harvard (2) and Princeton (1). No complete university-round offer total or offer rate is inferred.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 current written highlights · Further Oxbridge offer holders choosing elsewhere; 2026 Highlights bullet list.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. The three further Oxbridge offer holders chose Harvard (2) and Princeton (1). No complete university-round offer total or offer rate is inferred.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 current written highlights · Ivy League; 2026 Highlights bullet list.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. The three further Oxbridge offer holders chose Harvard (2) and Princeton (1). No complete university-round offer total or offer rate is inferred.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 current written highlights · Oxbridge places; 2026 Highlights bullet list.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. The three further Oxbridge offer holders chose Harvard (2) and Princeton (1). No complete university-round offer total or offer rate is inferred.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 current written highlights · QS global top 10; 2026 Highlights bullet list.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. The three further Oxbridge offer holders chose Harvard (2) and Princeton (1). No complete university-round offer total or offer rate is inferred.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 current written highlights · QS global top 100; 2026 Highlights bullet list.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. The three further Oxbridge offer holders chose Harvard (2) and Princeton (1). No complete university-round offer total or offer rate is inferred.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 current written highlights · Russell Group; 2026 Highlights bullet list.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. The three further Oxbridge offer holders chose Harvard (2) and Princeton (1). No complete university-round offer total or offer rate is inferred.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 current written highlights · USA; 2026 Highlights bullet list.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · Carnegie Mellon University; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 52, Carnegie Mellon University row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · Columbia University; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 38, Columbia University row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · Duke University; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 62, Duke University row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · Durham University; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 94, Durham University row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · Harvard University; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 5, Harvard University row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · Imperial College London; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 2, Imperial College London row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · King’s College London; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 31, King’s College London row.
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
What it counts and where it’s from
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE); right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 56, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · New York University (NYU); right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 55, New York University (NYU) row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · Northwestern University; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 42, Northwestern University row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · Princeton University; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank =25, Princeton University row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · Stanford University; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 3, Stanford University row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University College London (UCL); right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 9, University College London (UCL) row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Bristol; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 51, University of Bristol row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of California, Berkeley (UCB); right-hand QS top 100 table, rank =17, University of California, Berkeley (UCB) row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of California, San Diego (UCSD); right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 66, University of California, San Diego (UCSD) row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Cambridge; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 6, University of Cambridge row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Chicago; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 13, University of Chicago row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Edinburgh; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 34, University of Edinburgh row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Glasgow; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 79, University of Glasgow row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Manchester; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 35, University of Manchester row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Nottingham; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 97, University of Nottingham row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Oxford; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 4, University of Oxford row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Pennsylvania; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 15, University of Pennsylvania row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Sheffield; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 92, University of Sheffield row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Southampton; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 87, University of Southampton row.
What it counts:School-defined 2026 university destinations
Where it’s from:Source version retained separately; unresolved differences remain
Worth knowing:The page’s 2026 graphic, current written highlights and earlier provisional highlights give different figures. These are separate school-published destination versions, not university application-round offers or acceptances. No version is declared final or used to settle the others; categories overlap and must not be added together. QS rank and institution label are transcribed as printed in this graphic; they are not independently refreshed rankings. These rows duplicate a subset of the institution destination chart and must not be added to it.
How the source defines it:Harrow 2026 infographic · QS top 100 · University of Warwick; right-hand QS top 100 table, rank 74, University of Warwick row.
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