Brighton

Brighton: where leavers went

Latest Oxford and Cambridge figures: 2025 admissions round. Latest list of where leavers went: 2022 leavers. Last checked 15 Oct 2026

Oxford and Cambridge

Oxford

2025 admissions round

Applications
37
Offers
15
Acceptances
15

We have checked these counts against the originals

Each figure has its own record: Applications · Offers · Acceptances

Cambridge

2025 admissions round

Applications
73
Offers
28
Acceptances
26

We have checked these counts against the originals

Each figure has its own record: Applications · Offers · Acceptances

These applications are counted through the school that submitted them. An offer, an acceptance and a place taken up describe different steps, so adding them together would count some pupils more than once.

Oxford and Cambridge combined

Calculated from each university’s counts for the same application cycle: offers ÷ applications. These are applications from the school, not the share of its pupils going to Oxbridge.

Brighton College: Oxford and Cambridge applications, offers and offer rates
CycleApplicationsOffersOffer rateInputs and sources
20251104339.1%
Oxford and Cambridge records: Brighton College, 2025

Each input is counted once. Where a university conceals a small count or the records disagree, the affected total and rate are left uncalculated. Rates are rounded to one decimal place.

Other named destinations

2022: up to three universities from the newest dated destination records, in alphabetical order. These are individual published figures; overlapping records aren’t added together.

University destinations on Brighton’s site checked 23 Sep 2026

Every university record, by year

Applying, receiving an offer, accepting it and taking up a place are different steps. Each has its own table so that you can follow what the school actually reported. The summary tables are on this page; each year’s named universities, courses and subjects have a page of their own.

Latest year

2022

For 2022 we have 12 records of where leavers went: 12 with figures, 0 naming a university without a figure. Each comes from its own publication and may describe a different group of leavers, so they are not added together.

Brighton · 2022 · published counts, each with its own source
DestinationCountSource
What these count: Published University destinations summary in 2023 annual, PDF page 5
Durham 15 Source ↗
Edinburgh 13 Source ↗
UCL 12 Source ↗
Imperial College London 11 Source ↗
Oxford 11 Source ↗
Cambridge 11 Source ↗
Manchester 10 Source ↗
Bristol 10 Source ↗
Exeter 8 Source ↗
Bath 7 Source ↗
Leeds 7 Source ↗
LSE 7 Source ↗

Earlier years: 2021202020192018201720122011.

Offers, applications and expected destinations are in the tables below.

Cambridge applications, offers and acceptances by year

Read each row as one admissions round for applicants from Brighton. The offer count, the number accepted or admitted and the number who eventually went are separate steps. Any row whose original we have not checked is labelled.

Brighton · Cambridge admissions rounds
RoundApplicationsOffersAccepted / admittedRecord and source
2025732826Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
16 more rounds, 2009 to 2024
Brighton · Cambridge admissions rounds, earlier rounds
RoundApplicationsOffersAccepted / admittedRecord and source
2024532018Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2023581412Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2022451312Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2021651713Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2020581515Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2019632725Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2018352121Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2017431616Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2016372420Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2015281312Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2014291613Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2013281412Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
20122265Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
201132109Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
20102244Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗
2009211010Records: Applications · Offers · AcceptancesChecked against the original ↗

What the records cover, by year

What schools reported, year by year · 1991–2026

What schools reported, year by year, 1991–2026. Applications: 1991, 2006–2025; Offers: 2001, 2005–2025; Accepted: 2006–2025; Where leavers went: 2011, 2012, 2017–2022; Expected destinations: 1991, 1992; Other university records: 1993–1995, 2006, 2007, 2012, 2024–2026.

A filled square means we have found at least one figure of that kind for the year. It shows which information is available; it does not describe how well leavers did.

7 records in 5 summary 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.

The summary tables (7 records in 5 tables)

Oxford entry cycle · summary

Applications to Oxford from this school · apply_centre_outcomes

Brighton · Oxford entry cycle · apply_centre_outcomes, 2024–2025
YearAccepted / admitted outcomesApplicationsOffers
20251153715
202426266
Notes on this table (2)

Every row: What it counts: Applications to Oxford from this school Where it’s from: Original university annual dashboard checked on 15 October 2026 Worth knowing: Annual cycle selected in the public university dashboard, then the named school row read visually. The dashboard cells shown in grey are withheld under disclosure control; they are not zeros and no hidden value is inferred. Applications are associated with the UCAS apply centre, not necessarily the school’s current leaver cohort. Offers and acceptances are separate outcomes, not university destinations. How the source defines it: Exact applications and offers from the same annual university source row; any offer rate is calculated from these inputs.

  1. Applications: 37
  2. Applications: 26

University destinations · summary

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

Brighton · University destinations · destinations, 2011
YearFirst choice · strictly greater thanFirst or second choice · strictly greater thanMedicine or veterinary places countOxbridge Count
20111Sources differ8595818
Notes on this table (1)
  1. Published sources differ. Read the source notes before using these figures. Where it’s from: Publications differ. We show each version. Worth knowing: Bounds are not exact percentages. The source’s Oxbridge count is inconsistent with its selected Oxford/Cambridge institution subtotals; no aggregate is recomputed. How the source defines it: Published destination bounds and course-group count for 2011 leavers

University offers · summary

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

Brighton · University offers · offers, 2011
YearOffer rate · strictly greater thanPupils with one or more offers
2011175100
Notes on this table (1)
  1. Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: The denominator for the offer rate is not explicitly stated. It is different from the statement that every pupil received at least one offer; no admission probability is inferred. How the source defines it: Published university-offer statements for 2011 leavers

University destinations · summary

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

Brighton · University destinations · conditions met and provisional places, 1993
YearLeaversLeavers with grades enabling university entryUniversities with places won · institutions, not pupils
199311019634
Notes on this table (1)
  1. Leavers: 101 Where it’s from: Original publication Worth knowing: The speech says 96 of 101 leavers achieved grades enabling university this year or next, while destinations for next-year applicants are still pending. Places-won count is universities, not pupils; no admission rate is manufactured. How the source defines it: Published University destinations summary in 1994 annual, PDF page 10

University destinations · summary

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

Brighton · University destinations · expected destinations, 1991–1992
YearLeaversexpected to enter higher education · approximateExpected Oxford/Cambridge places · not final destinationsExpected higher education places · not final destinations
1992195——94
Notes on this table (2)

Every row: Where it’s from: Original publication

  1. Leavers: 95 Worth knowing: October 1992 speech says 94 of 95 leavers look likely to proceed to higher education, explicitly noting that 1993-entry offer outcomes are pending. This is a preliminary expectation, not a final destination count. How the source defines it: Published University destinations summary in 1993 annual, PDF page 8
  2. Worth knowing: Dated October 1991 speech says about 90% are likely to go to higher education, nine to Oxford/Cambridge. This is an expectation, not verified final enrolment. How the source defines it: Published University destinations summary in 1992 annual, PDF page 6

Named universities and courses, year by year

Each year has its own page, with every university, course and subject the publications name for it and the source of each.

No page for 1992, 1996–2000 and 2002–2004: no named universities or courses.

What does another school publish?

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