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As promised here are the applicants and accepts from the UCAS data (2005-2010). I am planning to put this into a better format for the LLAS Centre website.<\/p>\n

Please note than some categories may include students not studying languages e.g. American Studies, Science combinations with arts\/ humanities\/languages.<\/p>\n

Definitions: Accepted applicants (accepts): Successful UCAS applicants. The numbers of accepted applicants are close, but not necessarily identical, to the numbers who actually enrol. Applications: Up to 2007 entry, each applicant could make up to six applications to different courses and\/or institutions. From 2008 entry onwards, each applicant may make up to five applications. Ratio: approximate number of application per place.<\/p>\n

Applications and accepts<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Applications for Languages<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

.Some categories may include students not studying languages e.g. American Studies, Science combinations with arts\/ humanities\/languages. Definitions: Accepted applicants (accepts): Successful UCAS applicants. The numbers of accepted applicants are close, but not necessarily identical, to the numbers who actually enrol. Applications: Up to 2007 entry, each applicant could make up to six applications to different courses and\/or institutions. From 2008 entry onwards, each applicant may make up to five applications. Ratio: approximate number of application per place.<\/p>\n

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Percentage changes<\/strong><\/p>\n

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