Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 07:52pm on 11 Jan 2024,Thursday Education
The University of York adjusts entry requirements for overseas students, now accepting A-Level equivalents of BBC grades, while British applicants face a high A*AA to BBB standard. Financial challenges prompt the move, raising worries about UK students' access to Higher Education. With tuition fees frozen and a reliance on international students for funding, critics express concerns over potential neglect of home-grown talent. The university defends its decision, emphasizing a flexible approach to international offer holders, citing different qualifications. The shift reflects broader financial strains affecting institutions nationwide.
