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Ucas data show rise in applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds but big drop in EU applicants
A higher proportion of school and college leavers than ever before have applied for a place at a UK university this autumn, with a significant rise among students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
But the number of EU-domiciled applicants, who pay higher international tuition fees after Brexit, is the lowest since before 2006.
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