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Eton

Eton: US and overseas universities

Latest Oxford and Cambridge figures: 2025 admissions roundLatest list of where leavers went: 2015 leaversLast checked 15 Oct 2026

Where leavers went overseas

We don’t have a dated overseas destination list naming individual universities for Eton. The records below keep offers, expected destinations and other mentions separate. A missing list doesn’t mean no leavers took up places.

You’re looking at one part of Eton’s university history. See every university record together.

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

2023

For 2023 we have 1 record of where leavers went: 0 with figures, 1 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.

That count is for 2023 alone. We hold 17 US and overseas records for Eton in all: acceptances, 2000–2014; where leavers went, 2023. All 17, newest first.

1 university named for 2023 without a count. A university named without a count may mean one pupil or many.

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

What the records cover, by year

What schools reported, year by year · 2000–2023

What schools reported, year by year, 2000–2023. Accepted: 2000–2014; Where leavers went: 2023.

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.

116 records in 11 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 (116 records in 11 tables)

Cambridge and combined Oxbridge cycles · summary, combined qualifications

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

Eton · Cambridge and combined Oxbridge cycles · University applications, 2019–2025
YearCambridgeOxfordCombined Oxbridge
2025Accepted / admitted outcomes: 16; Applications: 52; Evidence: P; Note: Unknown / not recorded; Offers: 20Accepted / admitted outcomes: 28; Applications: 114; Offers: 32Accepted / admitted outcomes: 44; Applications: 166; Applications Complete: Yes; Offers: 52

Oxbridge destination counts · summary

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

Eton · Oxbridge destination counts · University destinations, 2016–2025
YearOxford + Cambridge
2025144
2024251
2023344
2022344
2021344
Notes on this table (3)

Every row: It’s unclear which group this figure counts, so it isn’t compared. Some figures here are measured differently from the comparison charts.

  1. How the source defines it: acceptances recorded for the school in the university’s admissions table; agrees with the final count
  2. How the source defines it: offers only
  3. How the source defines it: CSV Oxbridge count

Oxford admissions by year · summary

Applications to Oxford from this school · University applications

Eton · Oxford admissions by year · University applications, 2006–2025
YearAccepted / admitted outcomesApplicationsOffers
202512811432
202423311235
202333011733
202243110835
202153112631
Notes on this table (16)

Every row: What it counts: Applications to Oxford from this school Where it’s from: Original publication

  1. Applications: 114
  2. Applications: 112
  3. Applications: 117
  4. Applications: 108
  5. Applications: 126
  6. Applications: 134
  7. Applications: 151
  8. Applications: 158
  9. Applications: 162
  10. Applications: 145
  11. Applications: 139
  12. Applications: 153
  13. Applications: 128
  14. Applications: 150
  15. Applications: 130
  16. Applications: 146

US universities · summary

The publication doesn’t say what these percentages are of. · Approximate destination claim

Eton · US universities · Approximate destination claim, 2023
YearApproximate CountInstitution CountryInstitution RawPublication Year
Approximate annual level stated in 2023 interview150USUS universities2023
Notes on this table (1)
  1. Where it’s from: Press report Worth knowing: Approximate interview wording; stored as ~50 in notes, not as an exact count. How the source defines it: About 50 Etonians head to US universities each year

University applications and outcomes · named destinations

The publication doesn’t say what these percentages are of. · University applications and outcomes

Eton · University applications and outcomes · University applications and outcomes, 2006–2025
YearUniversity or destinationAcceptance Or Admission RateAcceptances Or AdmissionsApplication Window Start YearApplicationsCycle YearEntry YearOffers / applicationsOffersSource Metric Labels
20251ProvisionalUniversity of Cambridge30.77%162024522025202538.46%20Applications; Offers; Acceptances
20252University of Oxford24.56%2820241142025202528.07%32Applications; Offers; Accepts
20243University of Cambridge26%132023502024202432%16Applications; Offers; Acceptances
20244University of Oxford29.46%3320231122024202431.25%35Applications; Offers; Accepts
20235University of Cambridge28.57%142022492023202330.61%15Applications; Offers; Acceptances
20236University of Oxford25.64%3020221172023202328.21%33Applications; Offers; Accepts
20227University of Cambridge18.57%132021702022202218.57%13Applications; Offers; Acceptances
20228University of Oxford28.7%3120211082022202232.41%35Applications; Offers; Accepts
20219University of Cambridge19.12%132020682021202123.53%16Applications; Offers; Acceptances
202110University of Oxford24.6%3120201262021202124.6%31Applications; Offers; Accepts
Notes on this table (28)

Every row: Also printed: Year Basis university admissions cycle named for intended entry year; deferred entry may occur one year later.

  1. An initial or provisional figure: a later publication may revise it. Applications: 52 Where it’s from: Provisional · secondary audit memo citing unidentified primary pdf Worth knowing: Cambridge-only attribution is strongly inferred, not proven; do not present as primary-verified until underlying PDF/FOI reference is recovered.
  2. Applications: 114 Where it’s from: The university’s own data, as it released it
  3. Applications: 50 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  4. Applications: 112 Where it’s from: The university’s own data, as it released it
  5. Applications: 49 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  6. Applications: 117 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  7. Applications: 70 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  8. Applications: 108 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  9. Applications: 68 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  10. Applications: 126 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  11. Applications: 64 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  12. Applications: 134 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  13. Applications: 74 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  14. Applications: 54 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  15. Applications: 151 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  16. Applications: 73 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  17. Applications: 158 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  18. Applications: 57 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  19. Applications: 162 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  20. Applications: 145 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  21. Applications: 62 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  22. Applications: 139 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  23. Applications: 153 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  24. Applications: 84 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  25. Applications: 128 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  26. Applications: 150 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  27. Applications: 130 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished
  28. Applications: 146 Where it’s from: Official figures, republished

Oxford and Cambridge applications and outcomes combined · named destinations, combined qualifications

The publication doesn’t say what these percentages are of. · Oxford and Cambridge applications and outcomes combined · our calculation

Eton · Oxford and Cambridge applications and outcomes combined · Oxford and Cambridge applications and outcomes combined · our calculation, 2009–2024
YearUniversity or destinationAcceptance Or Admission RateAcceptances Or AdmissionsApplication Window Start YearApplicationsCycle YearDerivationEntry YearOffers / applicationsOffers
20241Oxford + Cambridge28.4%4620231622024sum of exact unsuppressed Oxford and Cambridge apply-centre counts for same cycle202431.48%51
20232Oxford + Cambridge26.51%4420221662023sum of exact unsuppressed Oxford and Cambridge apply-centre counts for same cycle202328.92%48
20223Oxford + Cambridge24.72%4420211782022sum of exact unsuppressed Oxford and Cambridge apply-centre counts for same cycle202226.97%48
20214Oxford + Cambridge22.68%4420201942021sum of exact unsuppressed Oxford and Cambridge apply-centre counts for same cycle202124.23%47
Notes on this table (13)

Every row: Also printed: Year Basis combined only where both universities use the same named entry-cycle year. Where it’s from: Our calculation from official figures that were republished

  1. Applications: 162
  2. Applications: 166
  3. Applications: 178
  4. Applications: 194
  5. Applications: 198
  6. Applications: 208
  7. Applications: 205
  8. Applications: 231
  9. Applications: 219
  10. Applications: 199
  11. Applications: 232
  12. Applications: 201
  13. Applications: 212

What does another school publish?

Schools do not all publish the same information. This view helps you see which years and stages each covers before trying to compare their outcomes.

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Questions

Questions about Eton’s results

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Why can Eton have more than one sixth-form result?

Eton published its A-level and Pre-U results in separate tables, and sometimes a combined headline as well, so one year can carry more than one sixth-form figure. Each counts a different set of entries. Our comparable figure puts them all on one scale, with Pre-U D1 and D2 counting as A* and D3 as A, so that the sixth form can be seen whole, and keeps the separate grades and entry totals in view beside it. If two figures for the same sixth form won’t agree, the first thing to ask is which entries each one counts, which is exactly the question we forgot to ask of Eton’s 2023 results.

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When a school revises its results: Eton 2024

Eton’s Examinations Officer signed the school’s 2024 A-level table on 16 October 2024 and again on 22 November, after one Music Technology grade was raised from A to A*. That grade took the A* share from 38.6% to 38.7% of 935 entries; A*–A (76.6%) and A*–B (93.6%) stayed put. We show the re-signed table, the one Eton now links to, and keep the first in the record’s revision log. So if you meet an Eton 2024 A* share a whisker below ours, the first thing to check is the date on its document, which is a kinder place to start than suspecting a misprint, or anybody’s honesty.

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