A Track Record of Success

In the 2024/25 admissions cycle, our students gained places at the UK’s most prestigious universities at industry-leading rates.

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    99%


    accepted into their 1st or 2nd choice university

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    2 in 3


    offers came from a UK Top 10 university

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    70%


    Oxbridge offer rate (4x the national average)

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    150


    Student responses from around the world

Admissions by Course Type

Proven success across the UK’s most competitive admissions pathways.

Academic Year / CohortApplication LevelOffer TypeNumber of Students% Achieved Offer
2024/25Careers1st Choice4100.00%
Medical Application1st Choice4100.00%
Oxbridge Application1st Choice3370.21%
2nd Choice14100.00%
Postgraduate Applications1st Choice5288.14%
2nd Choice798.33%
3rd Choice1100.00%
Undergraduate Application1st Choice3083.33%
2nd Choice6100.00%
Grand TotalAll1st–2nd Choice151100.00%
Key takeaways - admissions results - the profs

Key Takeaways

  • 99 2 - admissions results - the profs
    99% gained entry into their first or second-choice university (85% into a Russell Group university).
  • 70 2 - admissions results - the profs
    70% Oxbridge offer rate (vs 54% at Westminster School and 31% at Eton College, both consistently ranked among the UK’s top private schools).
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    83% of undergraduate applicants secured their first-choice university.
  • 88 - admissions results - the profs
    88% of postgraduate applicants received an offer from their first-choice.
  • 100 - admissions results - the profs
    100% of Medicine applicants got into their first-choice university.

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Admissions Outcomes by Subject

From Medicine and Engineering to Law and Economics, our students receive offers for the UK’s most competitive subjects.

Academic Year / CohortAcademic SubjectOffer AchievedNumber of Students% Achieved Offer
2024/25Biology1st Choice150.00%
2nd Choice1100.00%
Total2100.00%
Business & Management1st Choice2492.31%
2nd Choice196.15%
3rd Choice1100.00%
Total26100.00%
Chemistry1st Choice1100.00%
Total1100.00%
Creative & Media Subjects1st Choice1100.00%
Total1100.00%
Economics1st Choice969.23%
2nd Choice4100.00%
Total13100.00%
Education & Social Sciences1st Choice2100.00%
Total2100.00%
Engineering1st Choice1076.92%
2nd Choice3100.00%
Total13100.00%
Finance & Accounting1st Choice2080.00%
2nd Choice5100.00%
Total25100.00%
Health Sciences1st Choice1100.00%
Total1100.00%
History, Philosophy & Languages1st Choice1071.43%
2nd Choice4100.00%
Total14100.00%
Mathematics, Computing & AI1st Choice857.14%
2nd Choice6100.00%
Total14100.00%
Medicine1st Choice5100.00%
Total5100.00%
Natural, Material & Health Sciences1st Choice7100.00%
Total7100.00%
Physics1st Choice375.00%
2nd Choice1100.00%
Total4100.00%
Politics, Law & International Affairs1st Choice1588.24%
2nd Choice2100.00%
Total17100.00%
Real Estate1st Choice4100.00%
Total4100.00%
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Key Takeaways

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    3 in 4 Economics, Finance & Accounting applicants secured their first-choice offer.
  • 100 2 - admissions results - the profs
    100% first-choice offer rate for Medicine, Natural, Material & Health Sciences, and Real Estate courses.
  • 92 - admissions results - the profs
    92% first-choice offer rate for Business & Management, the largest subject group represented (26 students).
  • 88 2 - admissions results - the profs
    88% first-choice offer rate across Politics, Law & International Affairs courses.

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Methodology: Admissions Outcomes

Our student outcomes are based on responses to The Profs’ Client Feedback Survey 2025. Tutors were asked to distribute the survey to their students, and responses were collated and analysed by The Profs. Results were then compared against the latest available national attainment data where applicable. References to UK Top 10 universities are based on major global and domestic university rankings, including QS World University Rankings and Times Higher Education. References to business school rankings are based on the QS Global MBA Rankings 2026.

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University Destinations

With each admissions cycle, we help hundreds more students get into the UK’s most elite universities, including Oxbridge, LSE and Imperial.

Academic Year / CohortUniversityNumber of Student Offers
2024/25London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)26
University of Cambridge20
University of Oxford19
Imperial College London18
University College London (UCL)15
London Business School (LBS)10
University of Warwick8
King’s College London5
University of Edinburgh3
University of St Andrews2
Durham University2
University of Manchester2
Bayes Business School2
Loughborough University2
Wharton School1
HEC Paris1
Marshall School of Business1
University of Bristol1
University of Birmingham1
University of Nottingham1
Queen Mary University of London1
University of Exeter1
University of Leeds1
University of Sheffield1
Cardiff University1
University of Aberdeen1
London College of Communication1
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Key Takeaways

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    2 in 3 offers came from a top 10 UK university.
  • 1 in 6 - admissions results - the profs
    1 in 6 students received an offer from LSE, representing the highest proportion of offers from any university in our dataset.
  • 99 - admissions results - the profs
    2 in 3 offers came from prestigious G5 universities (Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, LSE and UCL).
  • 93 - admissions results - the profs
    5 in 6 students were accepted into a Russell Group university.
  • 88 2 - admissions results - the profs
    Our students earned offers from leading business schools in both the UK and internationally, including Wharton (#1 globally), HEC Paris (#5 globally) LBS, (#6 globally) and more.

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Further Context About Our Results

To help students and families interpret our results transparently, it is important to consider the following:

Survey-based data: Figures (such as grade improvements or grade outcomes) are based on internal client feedback surveys and have not been independently audited.


Self-Selection Bias: Families and students who proactively hire private tutors are often motivated, resourceful, and possess the financial means to invest in supplementary education.


Survivorship and Attrition Bias: Outcome metrics track only students who chose to complete a sustained tutoring program and respond to feedback surveys, so may exclude students who dropped out or did not see improvements and chose not to give feedback.


Admissions context: High success rates for Oxbridge and other competitive universities should be considered in the context of the students we support. We screen prospective students before providing support, meaning many of the candidates we work with already have strong academic profiles and prospects.