According to the report, women are a third more likely than men to UCAS to go to university, higher education gender gap expands. University of the application (-8.8%) and students in October this year with the introduction of higher fees (13%) decreased the demand. 

The young woman who is about two young people that reduces both the rate of 24.6% and 32.5% with one entry. The expansion rate of long-standing gap in male and female students of fertilizers UCAS to report back to the group. "For men, women below the age of 18 years Consumption during a record rate. Fact is, the recognition rate was 100% for men, women are still less than the rate can be a men's record" has been. Bahram Bekhradnia, director of the Higher Education Policy Institute, a school record of achievement gap is reflected in the model, but the trend was unclear.

 "It's probably cultural reasons. Changes to GCSEs and the introduction of continuous assessment and a course around the school to continue with the first goal, however, is no evidence for the cause of the different sexes., It is an international phenomenon, it is only the UK" he said. 

 "Unless I'm actually less intelligent than women, and some at the end of this model will be removed." 

 The EPA suggests that this September as well as for university students, fell slightly, dropping last year to two per cent, crash, in which the use of the applicant organization, not reflected in the mark to Corvera, analysis and research director, according to UCAS, "

 Aab students who received grades of A or higher in the policy rate cap AAB University students, which may be employed for the removal of the growth, it was. However, participants in their preferred choice of many low Clearing secure a seat in this fall, the majority of students. 

 University and College Union (UCU) said the drop in the recognition of higher education policy has failed. UCU general secretary, Sally Hunt, said: "Higher education fees last year, which forced the government to travel to collect the tax position indicates a rival." 

 Admissions statistics for students who are on a university place this autumn was half display, £ 9,000 tuition fee will be charged. English 18-year-old children from disadvantaged families who enter the university entry requirements, an increase of 10% over the last year.

 Les Ebdon, Director of Fair Access (Offa) Office, welcomed the figures, but warned that more should be done to improve access to the University: "The community is very hard to get into the higher education of young people, their aspirations and academic achievement, such as summer school and mentoring to help increase the reach functionality.

 "But there is still a gap in participation rates, the input is usually friendly 18-year-old, three to four times greater than the area remains backward. source "the Guardian"