SPGS · where leavers went
SPGS: named universities and courses, 2009
Applications, offers, acceptances and actual destinations are different things, so each keeps its own table. Each row links to its record and source.
15 records in 1 table.
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 destinations · named destinations
School’s 2009 university-destinations table; exact leaver or entry-year population not further defined · destination
| University or destination | Count |
|---|---|
| Cambridge1 | 21 |
| Courtauld Institute1 | 1 |
| Durham1 | 5 |
| Exeter1 | 2 |
| Imperial College1 | 5 |
| King’s College1 | 5 |
| LSE1 | 2 |
| Manchester1 | 1 |
| Nottingham1 | 1 |
| Oxford1 | 25 |
| St George’s1 | 1 |
| Trinity1 | 2 |
| UCL1 | 6 |
| USA2 | 13 |
| Warwick1 | 1 |
Notes on this table (2)
Every row: What it counts: School’s 2009 university-destinations table; exact leaver or entry-year population not further defined Where it’s from: The school’s destinations table. The year is clear; whether it covers every leaver is unclear. How the source defines it: Number of students as printed beside a destination in the school’s explicitly year-labelled table. School-published destination table; year explicit, full cohort definition unresolved
- Worth knowing: No table sum is used as a cohort denominator. University-entry and school-leaver year correspondence is not further defined by this hub. Source-era university label retained; canonical identity is a separate retrieval mapping.
- Worth knowing: No table sum is used as a cohort denominator. University-entry and school-leaver year correspondence is not further defined by this hub. This is a regional/grouped destination count and is not allocated to individual universities.