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Figures for applications to the university in 2010 and 2011 revealed that 25.7% of white applicants received an offer to attend the university, compared with 17.2% of students from ethnic minorities.

Figures for applications to the university in 2010 and 2011, obtained by the Guardian under the Freedom of Information Act, revealed that 25.7% of white applicants received an offer to attend the university, compared with 17.2% of students from ethnic minorities.

Ioannis Ieropoulos, Ph.D., a senior research fellow at the university, compared the unusual design to other alternative forms of charging, such as solar power.

This difference might have arisen because the media can be accessed by more students in the university compared to high school students, regardless of their parental socioeconomic status.

The university compares its results to nationally normed tests -- for example, the Graduate Management Admission Test -- and asks students at other universities to take both sets of tests to judge their reliability.

The centrepiece was the proud, free-standing, six-storey Albert Sloman library facing the new lake, which Jules Lubbock, the current emeritus professor of art history at the university, compares to an English country house.

In 1994, 13% of children from the poorest areas went to university, compared with 50% in the richest areas – a gap of 37 percentage points.

Twenty five per cent of the UCP women had attended university, compared with 45% of the referents.

Around 10 per cent of young people at the bottom rung of the social ladder go to university compared with over 80 per cent of those from professional or managerial backgrounds.

Michael Combs is the founder of CareerTrackers, now in its seventh year, and says 94% of its interns graduate from university (compared with the 40% of Indigenous students not in the program).

Just 16% of pupils who are eligible for free school meals progress to university compared to the 96% of those who are taught in independent schools.