This year's freshers university students appear to have a realistic view of what it may cost to comp...
This year's freshers university students appear to have a realistic view of what it may cost to complete and pay for a three-year degree, suggests the latest research from NatWest, as students expect to pay around £20,000 in living and course expenses. A study of anticipated university costs among the 2003 freshers students discovered that the level of expected debt among students has risen roughly £1,300 since last year and graduates could leave university with debts of over £10,000. Exact cost of going to university is in fact very close to the students' estimates as they will h...
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