
Harper Adams University graduates “are most logical in the UK”
Posted 14 October 2019
Solving puzzles, patterns and sequences was a breeze for the students at Harper Adams.
Graduates of Harper Adams University are the most logical in the UK according to psychometric testing undertaken by Practice Aptitude Tests.
The company, releasing the results on its website, said: “Every university can claim to excel at something, whether it’s producing world-class rowers or putting on unforgettable parties. But with a strictly academic agenda and a desire to learn more about the UK’s graduates, we used the results from our psychometric tests to determine which university really is ‘the best’.”
It broke the tests down into categories and announced the top universities for mathematics, logic, linguistics and overall scoring.
Harper students scored an impressive 75 per cent for logic.
“Solving puzzles, patterns and sequences was a breeze for the students at Harper Adams. These graduates achieved the highest overall score of 75 per cent, an even more impressive result considering no other university managed to reach 70 per cent”, the site states
As well as placing first for logic, Harper Adams placed joint second overall (with Wolverhampton) and Harper graduates also placed third for numerical aptitude with an impressive score of 82%.
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