Meanwhile, individual learning pathways have continued to take shape, coming together to form a clear and coherent picture of this year's overall university outcomes.

Strong performance across leading global universities

As id 5th Feburary 2026, more than two-thirds of all offers were received from institutions widely recognised as among the world's leading universities.

QS World Top 100 universities: 242 offers(64.4% of all offers)
QS Top 50 universities: 175 offers (46.5%)

University destinations by region

United States: 100 offers

These outcomes reflect a consistently high level of application quality, with the majority of U.S. offers concentrated in top-ranked institutions.

U.S. News Top 50 universities: 57 offers (57% of U.S. offers)

U.S. News Top 100 universities: 75 offers (75%)

United Kingdom:186 offers

Nearly half of all offers and represent the most popular destination overall

G5 and Russell Group universities: 157 offers (84.4% of UK offers)

Australia: 57 offers

All Australian offers were received from top-50 universities, including institutions such as the University of Melbourne, the University of Sydney, and UNSW, an exceptional level of consistency.

Canada: 25 offers

University of Toronto: 17 offers (68% of Canadian offers)

From individual choice to collective outcome

Viewed together, these results do not reflect the replication of a single pathway, but rather students’ ability to arrive at high-quality outcomes across diverse higher education systems.

This remains central to the Dulwich approach: not to manufacture results through fixed templates, but to build an environment in which each student can develop a path that is both sustainable and genuinely their own, one that allows them to move forward with confidence, depth, and clarity.

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