Universities
Four chapters each: overview, LNAT, grades and shortlisting, interview.
The LNAT, decoded
Start with the three on top. The rest answer one question each.
Where would your score have landed?
Set a Section A score. The estimate comes from each university’s published offer-holder and applicant averages.
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Every page is built from primary sources: FOI releases, university admissions PDFs, transparency XLSX returns, course-page policy text. Where a figure isn't published, the page shows a [Data gap] marker instead of a guess.
One taxonomy, ten universities
Every uni folder has the same four files. index, the headline funnel. lnat, the LNAT (or why the uni doesn't use it). grades: A-level and GCSE policy. interview, what happens after shortlisting.
Primary sources only
FOI releases, OfS Transparency XLSX, university-published admissions PDFs and CSVs, course-page policy text. Third-party aggregators don't make the cut unless flagged.
Data gaps are flagged
If a uni doesn't publish a figure (UCL is the clearest case: internal Tableau only), the page shows [Data gap] with what was missing instead of inventing a number.