Top UK universities cut entry grades amid 10% drop in international students
UKPulse Local Desk
Leading UK universities are reportedly becoming more flexible with entry grades and clearing applications following a 10% decrease in international student numbers, according to the Sunday Times.
- Top UK universities are reportedly cutting entry grades.
- This follows a 10% drop in international students.
- 55 universities are facing a combined deficit exceeding £500m due to fewer international students.
Top universities in the UK are reportedly reducing entry grades and adopting a more flexible approach for students who miss their required grades or apply through clearing. This development follows a 10% decline in international student applications, as reported by the Sunday Times.
The newspaper indicates that the departure of international students has resulted in a total deficit of over £500m across 55 universities.