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15 Aug 2014: Breadth and flexibility of choice. 4. 5.2 AS gives students the opportunity to try a contrasting or unfamiliar subject – such as a language, science or economics – with the ability to ... 8.2 The HMC have expressed an interest in continuing to offer

23 Sep 2013: 1. Evidence of an academic interest beyond the school syllabus; 2.

6 May 2011: This is harder (and very time-consuming) to assess. Economics and Modern Languages, for instance, require relatively straightforward combinations of A Level subjects that are surprisingly uncommon in UK state schools ... for entry to Economics:

20 Apr 2011: Economics of Education Review 24: 549–562. Cambridge Admissions Office, Fitzwilliam House, 32 Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1QY Telephone: 01223 333 308 Fax: 01223 746 868 Email: admissions@cam.ac.uk

20 Jan 2014: UK’s economic competitiveness; and fosters cultural engagement, knowledge creation and exchange in a global context.

18 Jun 2019: defined by their receipt of Bursary support, and therefore of different economic backgrounds.

15 Apr 2011: Statistical advice was provided by William Peterson of the Faculty of Economics and John Bell of Cambridge Assessment. ... Economics I 0.36 0.31 0.19 0.1 AS, TSA, school, gender. 0.29.

21 Jul 2015: Such factors include using school performance data, using GCSE grades more explicitly, additional testing, and, where appropriate, taking into account significant personal, social or economic disadvantage (as set out in our ... We would welcome

1 Jun 2020: have economic value. c. Identifying and engaging Widening Participation students who are frequently. ... flexible, multi-purpose framework about wellbeing, development and justice. Working initially. in development economics, Sen proposed that human

23 Jul 2018: including socio-economic and occupation measures, and can be used to identify applicants. ... to the University who live in areas with less advantaged socio-economic characteristics.