Disability

Applicants are asked to declare disability on the UCAS application form. Provision of this information is voluntary and applicants are advised that they may choose only to inform the institutions to which they apply directly. Disability data are available only for home applicants.

For 2003 entry the Dyslexia category has been extended to other specific learning difficulties (including Dyslexia); the Personal care support category has been abolished; and a further, Autistic disorder, category has been introduced. Comparisons with latter years and early years should therefore be treated with caution

Summary statistics
The numbers of applicants and accepted applicants by Disability.

Applicants

Accepted Applicants

 view Disability as percent (%)

Additional data
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Analysis
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