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Points Rise

Bbbbolger · 2011-01-23 18:44:40

For the majority of courses, are points expected to rise again this year? Surely there must be a fall off eventually!

23-01-2011 6:44pm

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Bbbbolger

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For the majority of courses, are points expected to rise again this year? Surely there must be a fall off eventually!

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#2 23-01-2011 7:57pm

DaveMur1

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Demand VS Supply.
The only way you'll see a drop in points is if applicants fall,which they do not appear to,so another increase is on the cards.
Realistically,the only way we're going to see a nice drop in the points is if grants get cut or eliminated completely!!

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#3 23-01-2011 8:19pm

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There's unlikely to be a fall (overall) certainly, whether there's much room left for them to go up much again is debatable.

Certainly individual courses in individual colleges can always vary.

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#4 23-01-2011 10:08pm

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I'd say the only way we'll see a drop is because people having less of an interest in certain areas such as property because of the economy etc.

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#5 24-01-2011 12:08am

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Up, up, up on all the, 'steady,' jobs I'd say. Whatever they are!

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#6 24-01-2011 3:04pm

Muggwoffin

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Does anyone know what can be expected of individual arts courses? English at Trinity went up thirty points between 2009 and 2010

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