Research and analysis
Points-based system Tier 4: attendance at privately funded colleges
In 2010 an exercise was conducted to track the outcomes of 17,000 students, of which over 3,000 were at privately funded institutions.
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In 2010 an exercise was conducted to track the outcomes of 17,000 students, of which just over 3,000 were at privately funded institutions. The study highlighted that the rate of compliance was significantly poorer for students at private institutions as opposed to public institutions.
Occasional Paper 93 seeks to provide further information on the outcomes of students studying at private institutions.
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Published 22 March 2011