Southbank 2018 graduates received the offers from the following institutions:

United Kingdom

• City University London
• Imperial College London*
• King’s College London*
• Loughborough University
• LSE (London School of Economics & Political Science)*
• Queen Mary University of London*
• Royal Holloway, University of London
• St Andrews University
• UCL (University College London)*
• University of the Arts London
• University of Bath
• University of Bristol*
• University of Kent
• University of Leeds*
• University of Manchester*
• University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
• University of Southampton*
• University of Sussex

* Members of the Russell Group

United States

• arsons NYC
• New York University
• Boston University 

Canada

• McGill University
• University of Toronto

Rest of the World

• Ultrecht University 
• Aalto University

Southbank 2017 graduates received the offers from the following institutions:

United Kingdom

• Arts University Bournemouth
• Birkbeck, University of London
• Brunel University London
• Cardiff University*
• City, University of London
• Coventry University
• Durham University*
• Goldsmiths, University of London
• Imperial College London*
• King’s College London*
• London Metropolitan University
• Loughborough University
• LSE (London School of Economics & Political Science)*
• Medway School of Pharmacy
• New College of the Humanities
• Newcastle University*
• Queen Mary University of London*
• Queen’s University Belfast*
• Regent’s University London (incorporating E77 European Business School)
• Royal Holloway, University of London
• SOAS University of London
• St Andrews University
• UCL (University College London)*
• University of Aberdeen
• University of the Arts London
• University of Bath
• University of Birmingham*
• University of Bristol*
• University of Cambridge*
• University of Edinburgh*
• University of East Anglia (UEA)
• University of Exeter*
• University of Kent
• University of Leeds*
• University of Leicester
• University of Manchester*
• University of Nottingham*
• University of Reading
• University of Roehampton
• University of Southampton*
• University of Sussex
• University of Surrey
• University of Warwick*
• University of Westminster
• University of York*

* Members of the Russell Group

United States

• American University
• Amherst College
• Bard College
• Barnard College
• Boston College
• Boston University
• Brown University
• Carnegie Mellon University
• College of Charleston
• College of William and Mary
• Columbia University
• Cornell University
• Duke University
• Florida Institute of Technology
• Harvard University
• New York University
• New York University – Tisch School of the Arts – Game Center
• Northeastern University
• Princeton University
• Roski School of Art and Design – University of Southern California
• Stanford University
• The New School – Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts
• The New School – Parsons School of Design
• Trinity College
• University of Alabama
• University of California, Berkeley
• University of California, Davis
• University of California, Los Angeles
• University of California, San Diego
• University of California, Santa Cruz
• University of Chicago
• University of Michigan
• University of Notre Dame
• University of Pennsylvania
• University of Virginia
• Vassar College
• Wesleyan University
• Williams College

Canada

• Bishop’s University
• Brock University
• University of British Columbia
• University of Saskatchewan
• University of Toronto
• University of Waterloo
• York University

Rest of the World

• Bocconi University
• SciencesPo
• Erasmus University Rotterdam 

The Class of 2016 graduates received offers from, or accepted places at, the institutions below:

United Kingdom

Cambridge University, Oxford University, UCL, King’s College London, Queen Mary,  Royal Holloway,  University of Reading, University of Westminster, The University of Edinburgh, Durham University, Exeter University, Bath University, Birmingham University, University for the Creative Arts, St George’s, University of London, The University of West London, SOAS, The University of Aberdeen, Ravensbourne University, Regent’s University London, City University of London, Bangor University

North America

UC Berkeley, Boston University, Columbia University, NYU, UCLA, Northwestern University, UC San Diego, Case Western Reserve University, Wesleyen University, George Washington University, Bard College, Brandeis University, Colorado College, Lafayette College, Michigan State University, University of British Columbia, University of San Francisco

Europe

Maastricht University, Delft University of Technology, University Cattolica del Sacro
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2016 Post-Southbank Plans

Universities in the UK: 75%
North America and Canada: 24%
Rest of the World: 0.5%
Gap year & Military service: 0.5%

In 2015, for the first time in recent history, Harvard offered a place to a Southbank student.  In addition, Georgetown University gave its first two offers ever to Southbank students.  Two highly deserving students accepted places at the Sciences Po – Columbia Dual Degree Programme, spending two years in France and two in New York City.  Other fine offers included Chicago, Georgia Tech, Haverford, Johns Hopkins, Penn, Pomona, Tufts, Tulane, Vassar, and Wesleyan.  Six students were offered places at NYU, and a further six to Northeastern University in Boston.  In Canada, the University of Toronto, McGill, and UBC (the University of British Columbia) all offered Southbank students’  places.  This is a testament to the international reputation of both the IB and Southbank.

In the end, thirteen students decided to accept their North American offers, and we have students attending George Washington U, Georgetown, Harvard, NYU, Middlebury (deferred), Sciences Po – Columbia (at both the Menton and Reims campuses), Southern Oregon U, RISD, and UBC.

83% of students gained places at their first choice university, including places gained at Russell group universities including Cambridge, Manchester, Leeds, UCL, Edinburgh, King’s, Exeter and Warwick.

The class of 2014 had Southbank’s best results to date, with more offers from the University of Chicago, Swarthmore College, Williams College, Colorado College, Wellesley College, and Bryn Mawr College.  In addition, two students were admitted to Columbia, three to Johns Hopkins, three to Middlebury College, two to Northwestern University, two to the University of Pennsylvania, and one to Wesleyan University.  In addition, two were accepted to Carnegie Mellon, two to the University of Virginia, and two to Tufts University.   There were also offers from many other selective colleges across the country, including two to Barnard College, two to the University of San Diego, four to Boston University, and others.  All five applicants to Canadian universities received their offers, from McGill, University of British Columbia, the University of Saskatchewan, and the University of Toronto.

92% of students gained places at their first choice university, including places gained at Russell Group universities such as Cambridge, Edinburgh, UCL, King’s, Nottingham, Imperial, Manchester and Queen Mary.

Offers from some top-tier US universities included several Southbank “firsts”, to Yale, University of Virginia, and the highly selective Jerome Fisher School of Management & Technology at the University of Pennsylvania, as well as UCLA, Berkeley, Johns Hopkins and Carnegie Mellon.  Other excellent offers included McGill University in Canada, UC San Diego, Hamilton College, NYU as well as NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and the University of Rochester.

82% of students gained places at their first choice university, including places gained at Russell Group universities such as Cambridge, Imperial, UCL, King’s Bristol, Edinburgh, York and Warwick.

Places were offered at Columbia University and Stanford University.  Others were admitted to Barnard College, Carnegie Mellon University, Cornell University, Reed College, Tufts University and Vassar College.  There were six offers to Northeastern University, four to American University, two to George Washington University, and four to NYU, among others.
Worldwide, there have been over half a million IB Diploma Programme graduates since 1968. The IB maintains a directory of universities which recognise the IB Diploma. There are currently over 3,000 universities from more than 90 countries in the directory, but many other universities also admit IB Diploma holders