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Universityfees in the UK, why so manyprotests?

A verybriefhistory ,[object Object]

Tuition fees are a direct result of less government funding in education

Fees were quickly abolished by the devolved government in Scotland, creating a strange and confusing situation in the UK e.g. How much do Northern Irish students pay to study in Scotland? And a Scottish student in England???,[object Object]

Graduates will begin paying back loans covering their fees once they are earning at least £21,000 a year (average graduate salary is £25,000

They will pay back 9% of their earnings above this level

No tuition fees in Scotland, but universities are asking for 'graduate contributions' to maintain competiveness

Fees in Wales are to rise in line with those in England - but Welsh students will be subsidised wherever they study in the UK so will pay no more than the current fees of £3,290 a year,[object Object]

Whatisthe real effectontheaveragestudent? ,[object Object]

There might be a 5% levy on repayments over a certain amount each year i.e. early repayments may be penalised

Wealthy students will, however, be able to pay their own university fees up front, avoiding accruing any debt at all.,[object Object]

This could result in an 80% cut in the teaching budget, universities say.,[object Object]

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