Brighton · where leavers went

Brighton: named universities and courses, 2006

Applications, offers, acceptances and actual destinations are different things, so each keeps its own table. Each row links to its record and source.

5 records in 5 tables.

We don’t add tables together: publications can overlap. A university named without a count may mean one pupil or many. A dash means no figure.

University acceptances · named destinations

UCAS school 12981; Brighton College; 2006 Oxford undergraduate admissions round acceptances, not the school leaver cohort · acceptances

Brighton · University acceptances · acceptances, 2006
University or destinationPublished count bound
University of Oxford1<3
Notes on this table (1)
  1. What it counts: UCAS school 12981; Brighton College; 2006 Oxford undergraduate cycle acceptances, not the school leaver cohort Where it’s from: Checked against the university’s Freedom of Information spreadsheet. The 2024 and 2025 admissions rounds haven’t yet been checked against an original. Worth knowing: Original printed token: <3. The dated university letter defines the literal <3 token as suppressed counts of 3 or fewer, including zero. Preserve the printed token and this 0–3 disclosure-band definition; do not interpret it mathematically as 0–2 or infer hidden values. Most recent school name for the UCAS school ID is shown, not necessarily the name used in the source year (Guide row41). Identity checked by UCAS school ID, school name, country, postcode and independent-school group. How the source defines it: University-published acceptances by UCAS school and cycle from the FOI workbook. UCAS cycle named for entry in that year or deferred entry in the following year (Guide rows17–34). Undergraduate UCAS applications; Astrophoria Foundation Year and Graduate Entry Medicine excluded. Applications lacking UCAS school ID excluded (Guide rows37–42). Meeting offer conditions and firmly accepting a place to begin study; small numbers may not enrol because of late withdrawal or deferral. This is not an enrolment or school destination count (Guide row40). The table is not a destination register or an admissions probability.

University applications · named destinations

UCAS school 12981; Brighton College; 2006 Oxford undergraduate admissions round applications, not the school leaver cohort · applications

Brighton · University applications · applications, 2006
University or destinationCount
University of Oxford115
Notes on this table (1)
  1. What it counts: UCAS school 12981; Brighton College; 2006 Oxford undergraduate cycle applications, not the school leaver cohort Where it’s from: Checked against the university’s Freedom of Information spreadsheet. The 2024 and 2025 admissions rounds haven’t yet been checked against an original. Worth knowing: Original printed token: 15. Most recent school name for the UCAS school ID is shown, not necessarily the name used in the source year (Guide row41). Identity checked by UCAS school ID, school name, country, postcode and independent-school group. How the source defines it: University-published applications by UCAS school and cycle from the FOI workbook. UCAS cycle named for entry in that year or deferred entry in the following year (Guide rows17–34). Undergraduate UCAS applications; Astrophoria Foundation Year and Graduate Entry Medicine excluded. Applications lacking UCAS school ID excluded (Guide rows37–42). The table is not a destination register or an admissions probability.

University destinations · named destinations

The publication doesn’t say what these percentages are of. · conditions met

Brighton · University destinations · conditions met, 2006
University or destinationoffer holders meeting conditions · not admission probability
Oxford and Cambridge1100
Notes on this table (1)
  1. Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: The narrative says all Oxford/Cambridge candidates achieved their offers; no count or exact entry date is given. This is a conditional-outcome statement, not a school-wide acceptance probability. How the source defines it: Published University destinations summary in 2005-06 annual, PDF page 6

University offers · named destinations

The publication doesn’t say what these percentages are of. · offers

Brighton · University offers · offers, 2006
University or destinationCount
Oxford and Cambridge113
Notes on this table (1)
  1. Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: Explicit offer counts by year in the headmaster report, distinct from final places or destinations. How the source defines it: Published University offers summary in 2008-09 annual, PDF page 3

University offers · named destinations

UCAS school 12981; Brighton College; 2006 Oxford undergraduate admissions round offers, not the school leaver cohort · offers

Brighton · University offers · offers, 2006
University or destinationPublished count bound
University of Oxford1<3
Notes on this table (1)
  1. What it counts: UCAS school 12981; Brighton College; 2006 Oxford undergraduate cycle offers, not the school leaver cohort Where it’s from: Checked against the university’s Freedom of Information spreadsheet. The 2024 and 2025 admissions rounds haven’t yet been checked against an original. Worth knowing: Original printed token: <3. The dated university letter defines the literal <3 token as suppressed counts of 3 or fewer, including zero. Preserve the printed token and this 0–3 disclosure-band definition; do not interpret it mathematically as 0–2 or infer hidden values. Most recent school name for the UCAS school ID is shown, not necessarily the name used in the source year (Guide row41). Identity checked by UCAS school ID, school name, country, postcode and independent-school group. How the source defines it: University-published offers by UCAS school and cycle from the FOI workbook. UCAS cycle named for entry in that year or deferred entry in the following year (Guide rows17–34). Undergraduate UCAS applications; Astrophoria Foundation Year and Graduate Entry Medicine excluded. Applications lacking UCAS school ID excluded (Guide rows37–42). The table is not a destination register or an admissions probability.
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