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The number of UK 18-year-olds applying to early deadline undergraduate courses has fallen from last year's record high, while UK 19-year-old applicants have risen, according to new UCAS figures.
Figures published for Level 3 Results Day (13 August) show a record 262,820 UK 18-year-olds have been accepted compared with 255,130 last year (+3%).
UCAS data published for Qualifications Scotland Results Day (Tuesday 4 August) shows 17,920 young Scottish students (aged 18 years old and under) have been accepted – the highest on record and up from 17,350 in 2025 (+3%).
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