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David Kernohan

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Wonk Corner|6/07/20 · 11:38

Do courses that predominantly serve POLAR Q1 applicants have worse employment and further study outcomes?

Wherever the “low quality courses” debate shifts, DK will be there with a graph.

David Kernohan

David Kernohan is Deputy Editor of Wonkhe

No.

Absolutely no link whatsoever.

Data from DfE's own LEO release, for three years after graduation.