Assessment of Access, Success and Progression Measures Sample Clauses

Assessment of Access, Success and Progression Measures. In assessing our current position, we are using statistics derived from HESA as well as our internal data which is used in annual monitoring and enhancement activities. In recent years the University has made good progress against the widening access targets we have set in our annual Access Agreement. We take a whole lifecycle approach to our activities and ensure that we mainstream support and resources wherever possible. The University is proud of its widening participation heritage and we remain committed to providing equality of opportunity for all who would benefit from a higher education experience. For those areas which we identify as priority targets in this Agreement, we set out our current performance below:
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Assessment of Access, Success and Progression Measures. In determining the level and type of activities and expenditure from additional income, we have assessed our record on Access, Success and Progression, as detailed below, and considered this against the likely future context.
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