Students
InformationStudent Destinations
The vast majority of our students go on to good universities, art colleges or drama school.

Given the wide range of degree courses offered at a bewildering
number of universities, it is important that students are well
advised before making their university and college
applications.
The Careers Area is very well resourced. DLD is a member of the Independent Schools Careers Organisation: students are able to do the Morrisby careers aptitude profiling test through ISCO.
Personal Tutors, Subject Heads and the Head of Careers all
play an integral role in helping students to achieve their higher
education and / or career goals.
Given the wide range of degree courses it is important that students are well advised before making their university and college applications, particularly as more and more universities are eager to take on students who can demonstrate an organised approach to their own futures.
University Destinations in 2010
Click here to see a complete list of destinations for our 2010 leavers.
The graph below shows an breakdown of the types of courses that
our students moved onto university to study.

University, Drama School and Art Foundation
Applications
Students are encouraged to attend Open Days. Applications are made online. Students applying to drama school have coaching in preparation for their auditions. Those applying to art school are given guidance with their Portfolio and choice of Foundation course.
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the UCAS Site
UCAS Applications
Oxbridge
We provide a comprehensive programme of advice and tuition for those students we think have a chance of being offered an Oxbridge place i.e. a minimum of 6 A*/A grades at GCSE.
Lower Sixth students participate in the Oxbridge Entrance Programme in the last week of June. This includes:
- - visits to Oxford and Cambridge,
- - lectures from Oxbridge Admissions Tutors,
- - seminars in Critical Thinking.
- - Mock interviews are also held.
Following AS results, if the application still looks strong, Oxbridge candidates follow an intensive course, which comprises lectures on a range of cultural and scientific topics, seminars to develop analytical skills, and mock interviews followed by an evaluation of the student's performance.
US University Applications
Students wishing to apply to university in the United States will be required to take SAT examinations. Tuition for these exams is organised by the college.
For more information please contact dld@dld.org
Medicine and Dentistry
During the Lower Sixth year students are encouraged to arrange essential work experience and also to visit schools of medicine, veterinary science or dentistry to find out more about the structure and content of the courses offered.
Prospective medical students participate in the Careers Week Medicine and Dentistry Programme. Depending on AS results, at the beginning of Upper Sixth the student's electronic application will be submitted to UCAS before the deadline of October 15th.
BMAT tuition is offered in the Autumn Term. Applicants also attend a programme of weekly seminars on medical ethics. Each applicant has three mock interviews.
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