Thousands of students will be forced to defer their university courses for a year after the government’s retreat on A-level results, despite institutions offering an unprecedented expansion of places.
Vice-chancellors told The Times that they would honour pupils’ offers but could not guarantee that they would be able to take them up this year.
Some universities are adding 500 extra places each after the government lifted the cap. But dozens of others are forcing their glut of students to take an unwanted gap year and start their degree after next summer.
Universities including Cambridge said they could not guarantee that all those who had been offered a place would be able to start in October. This means that universities which until recently were asking students
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