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Secondary education: time to leave ‘soft subjects’ behind?

“The Russell Group, which represents 20 universities that consider themselves to be the leading higher education institutions in the UK, has published a guide (Informed Choices) for secondary students advising them what subjects to select for A-levels so as to maximise their chances to secure the degree programme of their choice when they go on to higher education …” (more)

[Ferdinand von Prondzynski, University Blog, 5 February]

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