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This page explains how to use the IPC Application Tool tool, which contains daily updated data about IPC Applications made to the University of York for the current, and previous, cycles.

The Application Summary tool forms part of the Application Dashboard suite of Tableau workbooks.


This Workbook has been newly created to support IPC Pre-Sessional recruitment for the 2020 cycle

Details of the workbook can be found below.


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The IPC Application Tracking Workbook serves two main purposes.

1) To display weekly snapshot data of IPC Pre-Sessional application, offers, withdrawals and TAP Status'

2) To allow a comparison of this snapshot data to equivalent snapshots in previous years.

To facilitate this the workbook updates weekly early on a Monday morning

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This workbook The Workbook has a three separate tabs for UG, PGT, PGR and IPC programmes. Each tab works basically the same way, though some filter options may not be available in all tabs (e.g. "Clearing" is not applicable to PGR).

Please note that the University of York handles admissions for English language pre sessionals and therefore these figures show on the UG and PG tabs. 

By default, the workbook shows the most recent application data, as at the current point in the application cycle. For previous cycles, comparable data is shown at the equivalent date.

For example, on 8th October 2019, the most recent data for the 2020/21 cycle is the overnight position on 7th October 2019. The equivalent data for the 2019/20 and 2018/19 cycles is, respectively, the 7th October 2018 and 7th October 2017.

Using the Date Selection options you can:

  1. Specify a different date in the application cycle to view data (for example, you can specify "03/10" if you wish to view current cycle data as at 3rd October 2019 (equivalent for previous cycles). Please note that when selecting a future date (for which data cannot be available) the workbook will instead show the latest data.
  2. For previous cycles, choose to view the "End of Cycle" position rather than the equivalent position.

, IPC EL Pre-sessional Numbers, IPC EL Pre-Sessional Domiciles and IPC Intake Summary.

As the IPC EL Pre-sessional Numbers and IPC EL Pre-Sessional Domiciles tabs work similarly they have been grouped together below.


IPC EL Pre-sessional Tabs

By default these tabs show the most recent snapshot date.

The IPC EL Pre-Sessional Domiciles only displays a single measure (Applications, Conditional offers, Unconditional offers, Tap and Withdrawn) at a time due to displaying all domiciles of applicants relating to that measure. As such this tab contains a Choose Measure Filter that does not exist on the IPC EL Pre-sessional Numbers Tab.

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IPC Intake Summary

This tab has no defaults.





How to use the Data Filters and Display Options

Filter

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Faculty Name

  • All

  • Arts/Hums

  • Sciences

  • Social Sciences

Faculty is preselected, based on admissions entity selected on the Applications Dashboard homepage. 

Admissions Entity

NB IPC doesn’t feature in the Admissions Entity list. For IPC information, please see the relevant tab. 

Programme

Note that there may be courses listed here that look live (as they have exiting students on them), but are not live in terms of taking new applications.

Tip: you can search the filter by programme names (click on the drop-down and enter search criteria above the resulting list).

Applicant Category

  • All

  • E

  • H

  • O

  • HCI

Prior to 2018/19 cycle, applicant category was not split by H and E, so if you are running a comparison with years previous to 2018/9, be aware you are not comparing like for like.

Please note that you will need to combine H and EU to see where you are placed in relation to your UGH target.

HCI = Home Channel Islands.

Mode of Study

  • All

  • Distance

  • Full-time

  • Other

  • Part-time

  • Mode unknown

  • Visiting


Application Cycle Type (App Cycle Type)

  • All

  • Deferred from previous year

  • In-year (PG only)

  • Standard

Defaults to ‘All’.

Standard = all applications made within the application cycle (e.g. for 2020/1 entrants, the application cycle runs from 1st October 2019 to 30 September 2020).

Deferred from previous year = applications that were made prior to the start of the application cycle for the given academic year of entry (e.g. applications made for 2020/1 prior to 1st October 2019 are considered "deferred")

In-year (PG only) = applications that were made after the end of the application cycle for the given academic year of entry (e.g. applications made for 2020/1 later than 30 September 2020 are considered "in-cycle")


Admission Route

  • All

  • Adjustment

  • Clearing

  • Main scheme

  • RPA

Main scheme - describes any application that comes in before UCAS Extra starts. 

RPA - a ‘record of prior acceptance’ describes students haven’t applied via UCAS. We notify UCAS and the student immediately shows as UF on our systems.

Application Source

  • All

  • HEP

  • IPC

  • KICL

  • YORK

Describes where the application process was initiated.

HEP = Higher Education Partner (Distance Learning provision)

IPC = International Pathway College (pre-sessional, foundation and pre-Masters programmes)

KICL = the IPC's partner provider in London, with teaching provided by Kaplan

York = All other applications not made through one of the above partners (e.g. UCAS and direct applications).

Split by Home/Overseas

Yes

No

Displays a separate block of columns for Home and Overseas applications (When "Yes" selected)

Choose a Date

Specify a different date in the application cycle to view data (for example, you can specify "03/10" if you wish to view current cycle data as at 3rd October 2019 (equivalent for previous cycles). Please note that when selecting a future date (for which data cannot be available) the workbook will instead show the latest data.

For Previous Cycles Show

Choose to view the "End of Cycle" position - for previous cycles - rather than the equivalent position.

Show Faculty

Break results down by Faculty

Show Admissions Entity

Break results down by Admissions Entity

Show Programme

Break results down by Programme Name

Academic Year of Entry

Choose which Academic Years (application cycles) are displayed


Remember to check the text summary of the filters you have selected to ensure you have the data you require.

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