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Undergraduate admissions statistics: Disability

All Oxford colleges are committed to recruiting the best candidates, irrespective of their age, colour, disability, ethnic origin, marital status, nationality, national origin, parental status, race, religion or belief, gender, sexual orientation, social background or educational background.

The University’s disability policy and other information on disability services and support can be found here:
www.admin.ox.ac.uk/eop/disab/

The table below gives applications, acceptances and success rate by disability for entry 2012. It only includes those who declared a disability; not all disabled candidates declare their disability at this stage.

Applications, acceptances and success rate by disability, 2012 entry

Disability code Disability type Applications Acceptances Success rate (%)
B Autistic disorder 55 8 14.5
C Blind/partial sight 14 4 28.6
D Deaf/partial hearing 20 3 15.0
E Long standing illness 58 17 29.3
F Mental health 76 8 10.5
G Learning difficulty 401 72 18.0
H Wheelchair/mobility 25 2 8.0
I Other disability 128 27 21.1
J Multiple disabilities 27 9 33.3
Total
804 150 18.7

Last year's table for comparison

Disability code Disability type Applications Acceptances Success rate (%)
B Autistic disorder 47 13 27.7
C Blind/partial sight 15 2 13.3
D Deaf/partial hearing 18 7 38.9
E Long standing illness 95 25 26.3
F Mental health 73 16 21.9
G Learning difficulty 406 81 20.0
H Wheelchair/mobility 32 6 18.8
I Other disability 116 23 19.8
J Multiple disabilities 37 8 21.6
Total
839 181 21.6

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