Widening participation: LSE bucks trend as ‘elite’ universities struggle

Despite putting more money into improving access, the top universities still struggle, finds Emilie Sundorph

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September 6, 2017

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September 11, 2017

Emilie Sundorph

Twitter: @ESundorph

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Print headline: Social mobility: ‘elite’ universities should note LSE’s improvements

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