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19 June 2018

2304 GB adults surveyed

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Currently, some universities initially choose future students on the basis of their ‘predicted’ grades (what their teachers think they will get). Do you think this is fair, or not fair?

Conducted 19 June 2018

YouGov surveyed 2304 GB adults

30%
47%
23%
Currently, some universities initially choose future students on the basis of their ‘predicted’ grades (what their teachers think they will get). Do you think this is fair, or not fair?

Conducted 19 June 2018

YouGov surveyed 2304 GB adults

By:
30%
47%
23%

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