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21 Jul 2015: field of applicants in each subject and the use of common modes of assessment, such as aptitude tests. ... It also does not adequately acknowledge that alternative academic tests (BMAT, AEA, etc.) may offer useful information about potential in the short

6 May 2011: 1 Such correlations are markedly stronger than those between GCSE and Tripos (mean = 0.26) or aptitude tests, such as BMAT or TSA, and Tripos (mean = 0.18). ... This is harder (and very time-consuming) to assess. Economics and Modern Languages, for

21 Jul 2015: We believe that additional tests (e.g. the Biomedical Admissions Test [BMAT]) administered by a professional and independent organisation, such as UCLES, offer useful information about the potential of students, and ... h) making more use of existing

23 Jul 2018: Testing OAC2011. In order to test the ability of OAC2011 to adequately identify applicants whose socio-economic. ... 3d appeared to possess somewhat different socio-economic characteristics, which were reflected in its.

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.

20 Jul 2015: Table 1. T-test of UMS for whole population of applicants, by success, 2009-13. ... Independent Samples Test. Levene's Test for Equality of Variances. t-test for Equality of Means.

8 Jan 2020: preparation for application (eg work experience, reading lists, written work,. portfolios), and (d) interviews and tests. ... context – ie it encourages assessment of potential. - Builds in time for interviewing, tests, compilation of portfolios etc. -

6 Jun 2016: attainment groups, we change the post-hoc tests we employ to test for statistical significance. ... Table 3. Games-Howell post-hoc tests: Sciences y1. Profile Comparison Mean difference Std.

22 Oct 2020: not). The χ2 test tests the null hypothesis that the two variables are independent of each other. ... In the example above the χ2 test therefore tests the null hypothesis that whether UK-domiciled applicants have a reported disability is independent of

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.