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These statistical releases describe applicants and applications from the 2017 UCAS cycle at the 30 June

Undergraduate degrees are not the only route through higher education, yet most students don’t have access

Today, UCAS publishes its 2016 data for individual universities. These make up the final part of the

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

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 442,900 people have been placed in full-time UK higher education through UCAS

These statistical releases describe applicants and applications from the 2016 UCAS cycle at the 30 June

UCAS has published new analysis that extends its existing national equality reporting to individual universities

This statistical release reports interim applicant totals in the 2016 UCAS Undergraduate application

This statistical release reports interim applicant totals in the 2016 UCAS application cycle as at Monday

These statistical releases describe applicants and applications from the 2016 UCAS cycle at the 24 March

This statistical release reports interim applicant totals in the 2016 UCAS application cycle as at Monday

This statistical release reports interim applicant totals in the 2016 UCAS application cycle as at Monday

UCAS today completes the annual publication of its scheme-level data on admissions to full-time undergraduate

A total of 532,300 people entered UK higher education in 2015, an underlying increase of 3.1% (16,100)