James, the Earl of Wessex, will be heading to the Royal Agricultural University in September after receiving the required grades in his A Levels.
Buckingham Palace announced the news in a statement, saying: "Having achieved the grades he needed, The Earl of Wessex will be going to the Royal Agricultural University to study Rural Land & Property Management. He will head straight there without taking a year out."
Royal Studies
The Earl of Wessex will pursue a degree in Rural Land & Property Management at the institution, which is located in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
He will begin his studies in the autumn, with no gap year planned before starting his university education.
Palace Announcement
The announcement from Buckingham Palace confirms the Earl's immediate transition from secondary education to higher education, marking a new chapter in his academic and royal life.
