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I went to Northumbria. I think their abysmal statistics can be easily explained. Virtually no-one on their BVC stand alone course intended to practice in the UK. The vast majority on the course when I went in 2005 barely spoke English. In the year I was there there was only two people that had a good standard of English and when I questioned this (we instructed them for an advice - so we had a full response from their full BVC course) I was told that the BVC abroad can add huge gravitas to a career, and as such because it was the cheapest their BVC was predominantly (98%+) filled with overseas students that never intended to stay in the UK. I do not think it reflects on the school.