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Today UCAS publishes analysis of full-time undergraduate applications considered 'on time' for the 15

UCAS today completes the annual publication of its scheme-level data on admissions to full-time undergraduate

A total of 532,300 people entered UK higher education in 2015, an underlying increase of 3.1% (16,100)

As of midnight on Thursday 27 August a total of 491,310 people had been placed in full-time UK higher

As of midnight on Wednesday 26 August a total of 489,280 people had been placed in full-time UK higher

As of midnight on Tuesday 25 August a total of 487,160 people had been placed in full-time UK higher

As of midnight on Monday 24 August a total of 484,540 people had been placed in full-time UK higher education,

As of midnight on Wednesday 19 August a total of 471,920 people had been placed in full-time UK higher

As of midnight on Tuesday 18 August a total of 467,110 people had been placed in full-time UK higher

As of midnight on Monday 17 August a total of 461,120 people had been placed in full-time UK higher education,

As of midnight on Sunday 16 August a total of 452,990 people had been placed in full-time UK higher education,

Over 409,000 students know they are accepted to UK universities and colleges as of today – up 3% against

As of midnight, 24,800 Scottish applicants have been accepted into higher education through UCAS; an

UCAS analysed 300,000 students’ personal statements this year and found all university applicants - from

UCAS figures reveal a 2% increase in the total number of applicants (592,290) to HE courses in the 2015