More teens to get their choice of uni even if they miss their grades, says Ucas

BBC·Aug 6

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Ucas has stated that more teenagers will be able to attend their preferred university even if they do not meet the required grades. The reason for this development is unclear, with some outlets suggesting it may be related to changes in university admissions. The impact of this change on university enrollment is also uncertain, with some outlets reporting that many teens are already getting into their first choice university.

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