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David Willetts responds to UCAS Admission Process Review consultation
Government Communications (NDS)
31 October 2011
Responding to the UCAS Admission Process Review consultation, Minister for Universities and Science David Willetts said:“Making the university application process simpler and more efficient would be good news for students. It is important that applicants understand how the system works and that any unnecessary burdens on institutions are removed.“We look forward to the outcome of the UCAS review of the applications process; we will then consider this proposal further.”Notes to editors:BIS's online newsroom contains the latest press notices, speeches, as well as video and images for download. It also features an up to date list of BIS press office contacts. See http://www.bis.gov.uk/newsroom for more information.
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David Willetts responds to UCAS Admission Process Review consultation
Government Communications (NDS)
31st October 2011
Responding to the UCAS Admission Process Review consultation, Minister for Universities and Science David Willetts said:“Making the university application process simpler and more efficient would be good news for students. It is important that applicants understand how the system works and that any unnecessary burdens on institutions are removed.“We look forward to the outcome of the UCAS review of the applications process; we will then consider this proposal further.”Notes to editors:BIS's online newsroom contains the latest press notices, speeches, as well as video and images for download. It also features an up to date list of BIS press office contacts. See http://www.bis.gov.uk/newsroom for more information.
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