More students leaving UK universities with first-class degrees than ever

A new study has shown that more students graduating from UK universities are leaving with the highest possible award than ever before.

Figures supplied by the Higher Education Statistics Agency from 2015-16 have shown that it is now more common for students to be graduating with a first-class degree than a lower second (2:2). The upper second degree (2:1) remains the most widely awarded degree, awarded to just over 50% of students.




NairaMarley remains in EFCC custody as Zlatan regains freedom

Rapper #ZlatanIbile has regained his freedom, 5 days after being arrested alongside #NairaMarley and 3 others over their alleged involvement with cybercrime.
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However, while four of them were released, #NairaMarley remains in custody, allegedly due to some incriminating items found inside his laptop.
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According to our source, #ZlatanIbile, Rahman Jago and two others person were freed on “bail” after the intervention of a Senior Advocate of Nigeria that #Davido hired for them, but they still have to report at the EFCC’s office, daily, till the end of the saga.
Watch below the video zlatan after he got out.

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The highest proportion of first-class degrees awarded by universities included Imperial College London (41.8%), University of Surrey (41.2%), University of Dundee (34.8%) and University of East Anglia (34%).

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