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of the partnership as a separately accounted fund Outcome measures Improved performance in the core areas is achieved by Sept 2016 Admissions The partnership can evidence the ways SUCs and employer representatives are involved in the design and operation of admissions, including decisions about recruitment of students The partnership can evidence the ways it SWRB guidance on the admission of students ( ) The partnership can evidence that at least 240 UCAS points or a 2:1 are required to apply for entry through conventional routes to undergraduate and postgraduate courses respectively, requirements also maintained at clearing The partnership uses a range of methods to assess applicants The EoI confirms the partnership currently meets the eligibility criteria Papers are available on request to evidence the partnership meets the eligibility criteria The partnership owns a plan for the involvement of SUCs and employer representatives at all stages of admissions from Sept 2015, including decisions about applicants The partnership is committed to a minimum of 300 UCAS points or a 2:1 requirement to undergraduate and postgraduate courses respectively from Sept 2016, requirements also maintained at clearing The partnership develops a test at the point of application before an offer to study is made. The test will assess all applicants’ The EoI describes to enhance the admissions process and raise standards of entry An admissions test is available for review by 30 June 2015 Outcome measures A visit to the partnership in shows the stretch criteria are being implemented
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