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A new cap or a new price?
The government today responded to the Browne review recommendations. A few brief details on government proposals: A rise in the tuition fee cap up to a possible £9,000 (including a lower cap of £6,000); higher interest rates on loans, up … Continue reading
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Universities: A non-market market?
With a Browne Report and a Comprehensive Spending Review out of the way, it’s now clear to see what the future holds. Wait, no it’s not. The future is more clouded than ever. Fiddlesticks. If you’ve had any interest in … Continue reading
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Why fees don’t act as a deterrent to uni
Would higher tuition fees put you off university? A study by the University of Leicester suggests demand for places will be strong even if fees went up by triple their current amount. 730 university applicants were asked if they would … Continue reading
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