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Over half a million students accepted to higher education so far this year, UCAS figures show today.

As of midnight, a total of 498,270 people have been placed in full-time UK higher education through UCAS,

As of midnight, a total of 495,610 people have been placed in full-time UK higher education through UCAS

On 10 August we informed you that we had launched our digital QIPs service.

As of midnight, a total of 493,100 people have been placed in full-time UK higher education through UCAS

As of midnight, a total of 484,480 people have been placed in full-time UK higher education through UCAS

As of midnight, a total of 480,120 people have been placed in full-time UK higher education through UCAS

As of midnight, a total of 474,710 people have been placed in full-time UK higher education through UCAS

As of midnight, a total of 467,500 people have been placed in full-time UK higher education through UCAS

As of midnight, a total of 442,900 people have been placed in full-time UK higher education through UCAS

424,000 students placed in UK higher education as of midnight – up 3% on last year.

From 2017, GCSEs in England will start being awarded with a 9 – 1 grading scale.

In line with our published schedule to transfer content from our legacy guides to Qualification Information

A level and AS examination results awarded by CIE will be published on Thursday 11 August 2016.

From 2017, GCSEs in England will start being awarded with a 9-1 grading scale.

As of midnight, 28,300 Scottish applicants have been accepted to higher education so far this year; an

From 2017, GCSEs in England will start being awarded with a 9-1 grading scale. Ofqual has stated that

GCSE results and the mix of A level subjects studied are the key factors determining whether university

From 2017, GCSEs in England will start being awarded with a 9–1 grading scale.

From 2017, GCSEs in England will start being awarded with a 9-1 grading scale.