Students positive about courses
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Four fifths of UK university graduates were happy with their courses, a big annual survey suggests.
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The majority of male patients undergoing sex-change surgery say they are happy with the results.
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When you're struggling, as Harvard is, any victory is a boost to morale. When that win is over the top team in the ECACHL, which Quinnipiac is, the level of satisfaction increases exponentially. Add in a Crimson rally from a two-goal deficit to pull off a 4-2 triumph in front of 2,203 at Bright Hockey Center and it's cause for ...
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By Moira Sharkey  South Wales Echo  Pupils are all smiles now their classroom has been given a splash of colour.
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The proportion of students taking the courses has grown slowly but steadily over the last five years.
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Students in Cardiff are among the highest-earning undergraduates in the country, a survey has found.
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A number of leading public universities are drawing increasingly impressive and affluent students.
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The number of students who applied for university courses in England has risen by over 7%,  figures show.
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Female undergraduates work harder and are more open-minded than males, leading to better results, say scientists.
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The new Diplomas will be worth the equivalent of more than three A-levels in university entrance points.
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Universal Technical Institute posts strong results.
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Students should make their university applications after their A-level results, says an official report.
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Grammar schools were more successful than independent schools in England in getting pupils into university.
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Ofsted's annual report also praises the schools that are doing particularly well.
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Some of the direst noises about our nationâs scientific prospects may be premature; students seem to be embracing challenging science courses.
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Creating A+ and A++ grades at A-level  would help private school pupils who apply to universities, a study says.
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Government exceeds target of increasing the number of pupils achieving at least five A* to C grades in their GCSEs.