Foundation Programme 2014 Recruitment Stats and Facts Final report December 2014

Foundation Programme 2014 Recruitment Stats and Facts Final report December 2014 Summary information for FP and AFP 2014 recruitment 1. Applications submitted: A total of 7974 applications were submitted, with 1368 applicants applying to both the Foundation Programme (FP) and the Academic Foundation Programme (AFP) commencing in August 2014 (FP 2014 and AFP 2014 respectively). Table 1: Applicant profile comparison 2013 and 2014 2013 2014 Applicants nominated 8223 8082 Applications completed 8206 (99.7) 7974 (98.7) UK nominees not completing applications 10 80 Non-UK nominees not completing applications 7 28 Total number who did not complete applications 17 108 2. AFP 2014 recruitment: There were 480 AFP vacancies across the UK. 2088 AFP applications were submitted by 1368 individuals: 52.6 applied to two academic units of application (AUoA). After completing a national application form with local variations through the Foundation Programme Application System (FPAS), AFP applicants followed local selection processes depending on which AUoA(s) they applied to. There was a single national offers date, followed by three cascade offer dates. Table 2: AFP 2014 fill rate Offer stage No. accepted Fill rate Initial offers 374 77.9 1 st cascade 84 17.5 2 nd cascade 11 2.3 3 rd cascade 5 1.0 Mop-up 1 0.2 Total 475 98.9 Five AFPs were left unfilled and were put back in to the main application process. 3. FP 2014 vacancies filled: There were 7114 FP vacancies in addition to the AFP vacancies discussed above. 100 of FP vacancies were filled during the national FP allocation on 10 March 2014. 4. Oversubscription: FP 2014 was oversubscribed and applicants were placed on either the primary or reserve list depending on the total application score: a. Primary list: 92.2 of the 7,114 applicants on the primary list were to one of their top five foundation schools. The cut off score for the primary list was 67.87. There were two applicants with this score, but only one place. One person was randomly to the reserve list. Page 1 of 10

b. Reserve list: 235 applicants were placed on the reserve list, including 202 current UK students and 33 other applicants. Reserve list applicants will be in batches to vacancies which arise due to withdrawals and failed finals. Batch allocations will take place on 29 May, 26 June and 10 July. 5. Eligibility Office: The UKFPO s Eligibility Office processed 649 applications. Of those, 314 were eligible to apply. Of those, 218 were fully eligible, 14 were eligible subject to providing evidence of their right to work in the UK and 82 are eligible subject to passing PLAB by summer of 2014. Of the total who applied to the Eligibility Office 277 (42.7) were/are students of non-eea medical schools, 341 (52.5) were/are students of EEA medical schools and 31 (4.8) were students of UK medical schools who graduated prior to 5 August 2012. 6. Eligible applicants who need work permits: Prior to the FP allocation on 10 March 2014 there were six eligible applicants who had not provided evidence of their right to work in the UK. As the Foundation Programme was once again oversubscribed these applications were not considered and the applicants were withdrawn from the national process. 7. Clinical skills assessments: 70 Eligibility Office applicants graduated more than two years before the start of FP/AFP 2014 and were required to take the clinical assessment: 43 (61.4) passed and 27 (38.6) failed the assessment. The cost was 850 per assessment paid by each applicant direct to the clinical assessment provider. The clinical assessment was delivered by the University Hospital of South Manchester. 8. Failure to meet the person specification: 33 applicants, 18 from UK medical schools and 15 from non-uk medical schools, were identified as having an exceptionally low SJT score, i.e. 4 or more standard deviations from the mean. In accordance with the process for handling exceptionally low SJT scores, the affected applicants were withdrawn from the process prior to the FP allocation for failing to meet the national person specification and invited to attend a face to face review of their SJT outcome on 31 March 2014. Twenty applicants choose to attend the face to face review, 1 applicant was successful. For UK students, the heads of schools and pastoral care contacts at the applicants medical schools were informed prior to the applicants being notified. 9. Special circumstances: 189 applicants were approved for pre-allocation to a particular foundation school based on special circumstances. Of these, 176 applicants are on the primary list, 8 are on the reserve list and 5 have withdrawn. Table 3: Special circumstances granted by criterion Criterion Description Number 1 Parent/legal guardian of child under 18 120 63.5 2 Primary carer for disabled person 15 7.9 3 Medical condition requiring local treatment 44 23.3 4 Educational needs 10 5.3 Table 4: Special circumstances granted by gender Gender Number Female 115 60.9 Male 73 38.6 Did not disclose 1 0.5 Page 2 of 10

AFP 2014 applications Detailed information for AFP 2014 recruitment There were 480 vacancies across the UK for AFP 2014. Number of AFP applications submitted 2088 Number of individuals who applied for AFP 1368 Number who submitted one AFP application 648 47.4 Number who submitted two AFP applications 720 52.6 Table 5: AFP applications by medical school Medical school Number applied for AFP Number offered AFP offered AFP Number accepted AFP offer accepted AFP offer Brighton and Sussex Medical School 24 7 29.2 6 25.0 Cardiff University 34 14 41.2 13 38.2 EEA Med School 21 1 4.8 1 4.8 Hull and York Medical School 34 13 38.2 11 32.4 Imperial College London 133 43 32.3 42 31.6 Keele University 9 3 33.3 3 33.3 King's College London 69 25 36.2 23 33.3 Newcastle University 37 12 32.4 8 21.6 Non-EEA/UK Med School 7 1 14.3 1 14.3 Norwich Medical School 39 15 38.5 14 35.9 Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry 25 8 32.0 6 24.0 Queen Mary, University of London 64 22 34.4 17 26.6 Queen's University Belfast 23 9 39.1 9 39.1 St George's, University of London 62 20 32.3 13 21.0 The University of Edinburgh 39 20 51.3 19 48.7 The University of Sheffield 39 25 64.1 22 56.4 The University of Warwick 34 8 23.5 8 23.5 University College London 80 28 35.0 26 32.5 University of Aberdeen 27 13 48.1 9 33.3 University of Birmingham 53 30 56.6 23 43.4 University of Bristol 50 15 30.0 12 24.0 University of Cambridge 71 27 38.0 27 38.0 University of Dundee 17 9 52.9 8 47.1 University of Glasgow 39 27 69.2 24 61.5 University of Lancaster 4 2 50.0 2 50.0 University of Leeds 27 14 51.9 12 44.4 University of Leicester 42 22 52.4 20 47.6 University of Liverpool 24 10 41.7 5 20.8 University of Manchester 87 40 46.0 31 35.6 University of Nottingham 33 13 39.4 12 36.4 University of Oxford 83 37 44.6 30 36.1 University of Southampton 28 18 64.3 16 53.6 University of Swansea 10 3 30.0 2 20.0 Total 1368 554 40.5 475 34.6 Page 3 of 10

Ratios and fill rates by AUoA The table below shows the number of AFP vacancies, the number of applications received, the ratio of vacancies to applications and the fill rate for each AUoA. Table 6: AUoA ratios and fill rates Academic unit of application (AUoA) Number of vacancies Number of applications Vacancies : applications ratio East Anglia: Cambridge 21 129 1:6 100 East Anglia: Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital 12 44 1:4 100 East Midlands 35 79 1:2 100 Mersey 21 87 1:4 100 North Western 30 105 1:4 90 Northern 12 49 1:4 92 Northern Ireland 9 26 1:3 100 Oxford 24 271 1:11 100 Scotland 57 137 1:2 100 South West 17 122 1:7 100 Thames 115 687 1:6 100 Wales 21 49 1:2 95 Wessex 13 72 1:6 100 West Midlands 30 99 1:3 100 Yorkshire and Humber 63 132 1:2 100 Total 480 2088 1:4 99 Fill rate Page 4 of 10

Local AFP and FP applications Just over 60 of UK students who applied for an academic programme applied to the AUoA most local to their medical school for one of their AFP applications. If we exclude those applicants who accepted an AFP offer, a little under 45 of UK students selected the foundation school associated with their medical school as first erence for their FP application. The table below shows the percentage of applicants from each UK medical school who applied to the most local AUoA if they applied for an AFP and the percentage who selected the foundation school associated with their medical school as first erence for their FP applications. Those applicants who accepted an AFP offer are excluded from the percentage for FP applications. Table 7: Percentage local AFP and FP applications Medical school applied to local AUoA selecting local foundation school as first erence for FP Brighton and Sussex Medical School 62.5 29.1 Cardiff University 52.9 53.9 Hull and York Medical School 55.9 37.8 Imperial College London 79.7 38.1 Keele University 55.6 27.7 King's College London 75.4 41.7 Newcastle University 62.2 57.2 Norwich Medical School 64.1 34.4 Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry 60.0 22.6 Queen Mary, University of London 70.3 33.6 Queen's University Belfast 69.6 79.5 St George's, University of London 82.3 46.4 The University of Edinburgh 69.2 58.8 The University of Sheffield 69.2 58.1 The University of Warwick 23.5 35.0 University College London 90.0 39.5 University of Aberdeen 70.4 70.6 University of Birmingham 39.6 40.2 University of Bristol 26.0 22.9 University of Cambridge 56.3 26.5 University of Dundee 70.6 65.8 University of Glasgow 84.6 79.4 University of Lancaster 50.0 45.1 University of Leeds 51.9 59.1 University of Leicester 57.1 34.9 University of Liverpool 70.8 49.7 University of Manchester 49.4 46.1 University of Nottingham 39.4 36.9 University of Oxford 38.6 23.8 University of Southampton 42.9 38.7 University of Swansea 40.0 52.2 UK total 60.2 44.6 Note: Each medical school is associated with a single local foundation school for FP applications. For example, Keele University does not include those applicants from Keele University who selected other foundation schools in the West Midlands as their first erence. Page 5 of 10

Reserve list applicants Detailed information for FP 2014 recruitment There were no reserve list applicants from Oxford or Warwick medical schools. Of the 235 applicants on the reserve list following the national FP allocation on 10 March 2014, 202 were from the remaining UK medical schools and 33 from non-uk medical schools. FP 2014 application results by medical school The table below shows the number of final year medical students from each UK medical school who submitted an FP application (excluding those who had accepted an AFP offer or been withdrawn prior to the national allocation date); the number on the primary list; how many were to one of their top five erences; how many got a lower choice than fifth; the percentage who were to their first erence and the percentage to one of their top five erences. Table 8: FP application results by medical school Medical School Students applied Allocated on primary list Allocated s Allocated to lower than 5th to 1st s Brighton and Sussex Medical School 127 123 112 11 66.7 91.1 Cardiff University 258 245 240 5 83.7 98.0 EEA Med School 119 102 80 22 43.1 78.4 Hull and York Medical School 143 137 126 11 74.5 92.0 Imperial College London 307 302 262 40 55.0 86.8 Keele University 119 114 110 4 79.8 96.5 King's College London 398 388 325 63 57.5 83.8 Newcastle University 353 346 334 12 82.9 96.5 Non-EEA/UK Med School 53 37 31 6 64.9 83.8 Norwich Medical School 128 121 99 22 58.7 81.8 Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry 195 180 157 23 47.8 87.2 Queen Mary, University of London 327 322 276 46 67.4 85.7 Queen's University Belfast 263 254 249 5 89.0 98.0 St George's, University of London 280 269 229 40 62.5 85.1 The University of Edinburgh 260 253 247 6 88.1 97.6 The University of Sheffield 234 228 219 9 80.3 96.1 The University of Warwick 160 160 159 1 82.5 99.4 University College London 342 341 303 38 64.8 88.9 University of Aberdeen 194 185 181 4 90.3 97.8 University of Birmingham 358 349 324 25 74.2 92.8 University of Bristol 223 215 199 16 65.6 92.6 University of Cambridge 132 130 121 9 72.3 93.1 University of Dundee 155 154 153 1 97.4 99.4 University of Glasgow 233 228 226 2 93.0 99.1 University of Lancaster 51 49 49 0 91.8 100.0 University of Leeds 230 224 219 5 83.5 97.8 University of Leicester 215 205 191 14 71.7 93.2 University of Liverpool 294 281 265 16 77.2 94.3 University of Manchester 432 419 389 30 75.4 92.8 University of Nottingham 325 322 299 23 76.4 92.9 University of Oxford 126 126 115 11 65.9 91.3 University of Southampton 248 240 206 34 62.9 85.8 University of Swansea 67 65 62 3 81.5 95.4 Total 7349 7114 6557 557 73.4 92.2 This table includes FP applicants not withdrawn at the time of the national allocation on 10 March 2014. Applicants who accepted an AFP offer earlier in the process are not included Page 6 of 10

FP total scores for FP 2013 and FP 2014 The table below shows the average, standard deviation, maximum and minimum total FP score (SJT + EPM) for applicants from each medical school. Table 9: FP total scores by medical school Medical school FP 2014 FP 2013 (max score 100) (max score 100) SJT + EPM SJT + EPM Ave Std Dev Max Min Ave Std Dev Max Min All 79.64 6.17 97.07 57.06 81.0 5.9 97.3 59.0 Brighton and Sussex Medical School 79.53 6.32 94.06 62.31 81.6 5.7 93.6 64.7 Cardiff University 78.57 6.44 95.29 60.85 81.6 6.0 95.7 65.8 EEA Med School 74.95 6.02 89.54 61.16 75.9 6.3 92.4 60.1 Hull and York Medical School 78.27 6.58 93.60 64.47 80.8 5.5 93.1 68.1 Imperial College London 81.40 5.79 94.91 60.23 82.4 5.4 97.3 68.5 Keele University 78.19 5.85 97.07 63.01 80.1 4.9 91.6 66.5 King's College London 80.50 6.06 93.90 60.39 81.9 6.0 94.4 61.5 Newcastle University 79.62 5.69 92.37 65.02 81.8 5.6 94.0 62.1 Non-EEA/UK Med School 72.04 6.00 84.81 62.53 73.8 6.5 92.2 59.0 Norwich Medical School 77.11 5.58 87.82 62.16 80.5 5.6 92.7 63.9 Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry 77.37 6.10 94.53 58.15 79.4 4.9 93.4 66.4 Queen Mary, University of London 80.41 5.70 92.91 63.39 81.7 5.9 93.7 64.5 Queen's University Belfast 79.37 5.85 92.07 57.46 79.1 5.7 93.1 63.9 St George's, University of London 80.13 6.16 93.83 63.77 81.6 5.6 94.5 60.1 The University of Edinburgh 80.44 6.24 95.07 61.70 81.7 6.3 96.6 67.0 The University of Sheffield 78.95 6.02 93.52 61.08 80.7 5.8 96.5 67.9 The University of Warwick 81.70 5.28 94.68 70.25 83.2 4.6 93.8 70.5 University College London 82.67 4.98 94.23 66.98 83.0 5.2 93.9 65.7 University of Aberdeen 78.34 5.80 91.06 62.31 80.4 5.4 92.5 59.3 University of Birmingham 79.29 6.22 96.30 62.61 80.2 5.6 95.3 62.6 University of Bristol 80.35 6.05 93.04 61.91 80.8 6.0 97.0 66.9 University of Cambridge 82.19 5.21 94.76 65.00 83.9 4.6 94.2 67.0 University of Dundee 80.18 5.75 93.06 64.25 81.1 6.2 94.8 66.2 University of Glasgow 78.85 5.93 94.83 61.08 80.4 5.6 96.3 65.8 University of Lancaster 78.29 5.62 89.90 62.70 77.4 5.3 87.4 62.0 University of Leeds 79.84 6.41 94.53 60.59 80.8 5.7 95.2 60.8 University of Leicester 78.61 6.17 92.68 57.06 80.2 5.4 93.0 67.8 University of Liverpool 78.49 6.58 93.75 60.92 79.8 5.7 94.0 64.7 University of Manchester 79.31 6.16 93.91 62.70 80.7 6.0 93.8 61.8 University of Nottingham 80.24 5.60 94.37 63.55 81.6 5.9 95.6 64.8 University of Oxford 83.08 5.25 96.38 70.95 85.4 4.5 94.9 73.3 University of Southampton 78.77 6.34 94.29 58.02 79.4 5.7 94.9 63.1 University of Swansea 80.37 5.80 91.13 67.47 This table includes FP applicants not withdrawn at the time of the national allocation on 10 March 2014. Applicants who accepted an AFP offer earlier in the process are not included. Page 7 of 10

FP 2014 application results by foundation school The information below includes for each foundation school the number and percentage of applicants who selected it as their first erence, the fill rate, the number and percentage of applicants as one of their top five erences, the percentage of applicants as their first erence and the lowest scores for applicants. The lowest score is shown for both applicants excluding those pre- on the grounds of special circumstances, and for applicants pre- to the foundation school. Table 10: FP application results by foundation school Non-1st spaces No. applicants via spec circs No. s to 1st s Lowest Lowest score (excl. s/c) Lowest s/c score 1st 1 st Unit of application Places apps apps fill Coventry and Warwick 85 88 103.5 Over 85 5.9 100 78 83.5 91.8 7 75.96 68.88 East Anglia 275 180 65.5 95 275 2.2 100 223 48.4 81.1 9 74.74 72.80 LNR 150 116 77.3 34 150 2.0 100 118 58.7 78.7 10 73.41 79.50 Mersey 306 302 98.7 4 306 2.0 100 290 84.3 94.8 8 72.80 69.08 North Central Thames 315 448 142.2 Over 315 6.0 100 315 66.3 100.0 2 82.50 75.19 North East Thames 324 331 102.2 Over 324 3.1 100 323 59.6 99.7 19 77.73 68.40 North West Thames 261 912 349.4 Over 261 5.4 100 260 99.2 99.6 11 85.21 68.03 North Western 511 450 88.1 61 511 1.0 100 472 78.7 92.4 10 70.94 68.57 Northern 389 310 79.7 79 389 1.0 100 346 78.1 88.9 18 68.18 70.73 Northern Ireland 239 252 105.4 Over 239 2.5 100 236 95.8 98.7 7 72.19 69.80 Oxford 217 325 149.8 Over 217 3.7 100 217 77.4 100.0 4 79.50 69.87 Peninsula 194 140 72.2 54 194 1.5 100 171 58.8 88.1 10 73.80 76.05 Scotland 790 715 90.5 75 790 1.4 100 738 87.3 93.4 21 67.87 70.49 Severn 265 440 166.0 Over 265 1.1 100 265 95.8 100.0 3 80.11 71.42 South Thames 798 849 106.4 Over 798 4.1 100 798 69.9 100.0 5 77.73 68.00 Staffordshire 101 43 42.6 58 101 0.0 100 63 37.6 62.4 15 68.67 n/a Trent 296 196 66.2 100 296 2.7 100 242 61.8 81.8 13 70.10 68.26 Wales 318 232 73.0 86 318 2.2 100 266 68.2 83.6 18 68.25 70.72 Wessex 295 242 82.0 53 295 2.0 100 262 56.3 88.8 7 75.64 71.39 West Midlands Central 417 297 71.2 120 417 1.2 100 335 56.8 80.3 12 71.57 71.37 Yorkshire and Humber 568 481 84.7 87 568 2.5 100 539 78.9 94.9 14 69.26 68.72 UK total 7114 7349 103.3 Over 7114 6557 73.4 92.2 This table includes FP applicants not withdrawn at the time of the national allocation on 10 March 2014. Applicants who accepted an AFP offer earlier in the process are not included. undersubscribed by less than 20 significantly undersubscribed oversubscribed by less than 20 significantly oversubscribed Page 8 of 10

SJT scores by medical school The table below shows the average, standard deviation, maximum and minimum SJT scores achieved by applicants from each medical school. This table includes all applicants from each medical school who sat the SJT, including those who were subsequently withdrawn prior to the national allocation on 10 March 2014. Military students who sat the SJT are not included. Table 11: SJT scores by medical school Medical School FP 2014 FP 2013 SJT score only (max 50) SJT score only (max 50) Ave Std Std Max Min Ave Dev Dev Max Min All 38.95 4.25 50.00 0.00 40.3 3.9 50.0 0.0 Brighton and Sussex Medical School 38.90 4.06 48.45 25.65 40.9 3.5 47.8 25.7 Cardiff University 38.60 4.80 48.14 6.81 41.4 3.4 50.0 27.8 EEA Med School 33.26 7.79 44.54 0.00 35.1 6.4 47.0 0.0 Hull and York Medical School 38.46 3.94 47.37 29.47 40.5 3.4 48.7 27.6 Imperial College London 39.51 4.24 48.14 0.31 40.8 3.7 48.3 2.1 Keele University 38.60 4.89 49.07 12.50 40.7 3.1 47.6 31.2 King's College London 39.15 4.63 50.00 1.24 40.4 3.8 49.0 15.0 Newcastle University 39.51 3.60 49.38 29.01 41.3 3.1 48.2 28.1 Non-EEA/UK Med School 31.34 6.11 41.03 13.39 33.0 5.8 44.2 7.1 Norwich Medical School 37.30 3.77 44.75 25.93 40.5 3.3 48.7 28.9 Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry 38.27 3.98 47.53 23.15 40.1 3.0 48.2 31.1 Queen Mary, University of London 38.81 4.07 46.91 0.00 40.5 3.4 48.3 27.6 Queen's University Belfast 39.99 3.86 49.07 23.46 39.8 3.3 47.4 28.9 St George's, University of London 39.14 3.65 47.06 26.13 40.3 3.7 47.4 6.6 The University of Edinburgh 40.08 3.46 49.07 26.70 41.4 3.8 48.3 17.5 The University of Sheffield 39.06 3.78 46.60 20.37 41.2 3.2 49.0 32.9 The University of Warwick 39.47 3.45 46.76 31.48 41.0 3.1 46.8 23.9 University College London 40.50 3.14 48.14 28.58 41.3 3.1 50.0 28.5 University of Aberdeen 38.31 4.16 45.98 19.60 39.9 3.5 47.6 23.5 University of Birmingham 39.07 3.92 49.30 26.92 40.1 3.1 47.1 28.6 University of Bristol 39.46 3.49 47.20 27.25 40.4 3.0 48.0 31.1 University of Cambridge 40.25 3.93 48.76 13.58 42.0 2.9 48.2 31.0 University of Dundee 39.36 3.39 47.06 29.78 40.3 3.5 48.5 31.1 University of Glasgow 38.93 3.82 47.22 26.08 40.0 3.5 48.3 20.7 University of Lancaster 39.24 3.62 46.60 28.70 39.7 3.1 43.1 28.0 University of Leeds 39.00 3.57 47.53 26.47 39.7 3.1 46.2 26.8 University of Leicester 38.33 4.47 48.30 16.05 40.0 4.0 47.9 8.4 University of Liverpool 38.52 4.13 47.68 19.91 40.0 3.3 48.2 28.4 University of Manchester 39.00 3.72 48.45 28.24 40.3 3.4 47.3 27.8 University of Nottingham 39.03 3.96 48.92 6.18 40.1 3.8 49.0 26.8 University of Oxford 41.03 3.21 49.38 31.48 43.0 2.8 48.7 34.3 University of Southampton 38.49 3.99 48.37 19.60 38.8 4.6 46.9 4.5 University of Swansea* 38.31 3.89 45.52 29.47 * FP 2014 is the first year the University of Swansea has had a final year cohort applying for the programme. Page 9 of 10

FP 2014 reserve list application results by medical school The table below shows the number of final year medical students from each UK medical school who submitted an FP application and were on the reserve list. As with the Primary list allocation the table includes how many applicants were to one of their top five erences; how many got a lower choice than fifth; the percentage to their first erence and the percentage to one of their top five erences. Table 12: FP application results by medical school Medical School Reserve List Applicants Allocated s Allocated to lower than 5th to 1st s Brighton and Sussex Medical School 4 3 1 50.0 75.0 Cardiff University 13 12 1 76.9 92.3 EEA Med School 16 11 5 43.8 68.8 Hull and York Medical School 6 5 1 83.3 83.3 Imperial College London 5 5 0 60.0 100.0 Keele University 5 5 0 100.0 100.0 King's College London 10 8 2 20.0 80.0 Newcastle University 5 5 0 80.0 100.0 Non-EEA/UK Med School 14 13 1 71.4 92.9 Norwich Medical School 7 7 0 57.1 100.0 Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry 15 13 2 66.7 86.7 Queen Mary University of London 5 4 1 20.0 80.0 Queen's University Belfast 9 9 0 22.2 100.0 St George's University of London 7 7 0 100.0 100.0 The University of Edinburgh 4 4 0 100.0 100.0 The University of Sheffield 5 5 0 60.0 100.0 University College London 1 1 0 100.0 100.0 University of Aberdeen 7 7 0 71.4 100.0 University of Birmingham 9 9 0 66.7 100.0 University of Bristol 6 6 0 66.7 100.0 University of Cambridge 3 1 2 33.3 33.3 University of Dundee 1 1 0 100.0 1000 University of Glasgow 5 5 0 100.0 100.0 University of Lancaster 2 2 0 50.0 100.0 University of Leeds 6 6 0 66.7 100.0 University of Leicester 9 7 2 44.4 77.8 University of Liverpool 13 12 1 61.5 92.3 University of Manchester 13 11 2 53.9 84.6 University of Nottingham 3 3 0 100.0 100.0 University of Southampton 5 5 0 80.0 100.0 University of Swansea 2 2 0 100.0 100.0 Grand Total 215 194 21 62.8 90.2 Note: The University of Warwick and University of Oxford had no applicants on the reserve list. Page 10 of 10