The UK’s least exclusive members’ club, now at London Met. For state‑educated students and those serious about social mobility. Careers events, workshops, mentoring. Open to all! #StateSchoolProud
Who we are: The 93% Club at London Met is the on‑campus chapter of the national 93% Club, the UK’s largest network of state‑educated students and professionals. Across the country, the movement exists to change what it means to be state educated in Britain by building the “least exclusive members’ club”.
At London Met, around 96% of students come from state schools, so social mobility is not just a buzzword for us. It is the everyday reality of our community. Our society turns that into opportunity: a supportive peer network, practical skills, and direct access to employers and mentors who want to level the playing field.
Mission and values: Our mission: to give state‑educated people the same access to powerful connections, knowledge, and opportunities that have historically been reserved for the privately educated. We are serious about social mobility, inclusive by design, and proud to be #StateSchoolProud.
We organise our work around three pillars: Connect, Upskill, Empower.
What we offer: Members can expect:
Who can join: Membership is open to all London Met students who support our social mobility mission, with a particular focus on supporting those from state‑educated backgrounds. You do not need to have attended a specific type of school to be an ally. If you believe opportunity should not depend on background, you are welcome.
How to get involved: