Author
Katherine Lloyd Clark
Katherine Lloyd Clark is Associate Director (Student Access, Recruitment and Admissions) at the University of Exeter. but writes in a personal capacity. A historian in her past life, she applied for a job in Admissions at the University of Warwick in 1996 because research was too lonely. She’s enjoyed a roller-coaster ride through student recruitment and admissions ever since.
5 pieces
Newest first, since April 2020
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Tales from the student finance frontline
Parents and guardians ask one question above all at open days. As Katherine Lloyd Clarke reports, it isn’t a straightforward one to answer
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So who says we don’t have post qualification admissions already?
We’ve been arguing about the benefits and drawbacks of post-qualification admissions for decades. Katherine Lloyd Clark spots that this year will bring us closer than ever, whether or not we are ready for it
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What’s actually wrong with admissions?
It may well be a good idea to rethink the personal statement, but for Katherine Lloyd Clark there are other admissions issues that are more pressing
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Year 12, and the perils of applying to university during a pandemic
This year’s university applicants have faced difficulties. But for Katherine Lloyd Clark, it is next year we will see the full impact of Covid-19 on A levels.
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Changing student recruitment in light of Covid-19
While a major threat, Covid-19 is an opportunity to reshape the way universities recruit students. Katherine Lloyd Clark details what we do after the crisis