We're constantly told university education is a good thing. But with tuition fees so high, it's time its true value was measured In the past few decades we've seen a huge growth in undergraduate numbers. Back in 1945, a tiny 2% of the population went to university; today, just over 43% of young people in England go; the latest prediction is that an extra 300,000 places will be needed by 2030. We're frequently told that graduates earn more on average than non-graduates; that universities boost lo...
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The Guardian - 16 Mar 2018 09:59
We're constantly told university education is a good thing. But with tuition fees so high, it's time its true value was measured In the past few decades we've seen a huge growth in undergraduate numbers. Back in 1945, a tiny 2% of the population went to university; today, just over 43% of young people in England go; the latest prediction is that an extra 300,000 places will be needed by 2030. We're frequently told that graduates earn more on average than non-graduates; that universities boost lo...
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