the impact of higher education finance on university participation
The cap on tuition fees will rise to £9,000 in 2012.
In the third of the Centre for Economic Policy’s series on policies of the coalition government, Gill Wyness describes evidence on the impact of past fee increases on young people’s decisions to go to university.
Full article (PDF 4pp) published in CentrePiece (Summer 2011)
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Fees and loathing: …
higher education finance and university participation
an article by Gill Wyness published in CentrePiece – The Magazine for Economic Performance (CEPCP343. June 2011)
With the UK's cap on tuition fees due to rise to £9,000, Gill Wyness looks at the impact of past fee increases on young people's decisions to go to university.
Full article: http://cep.lse.ac.uk/pubs/download/cp343.pdf
With the UK's cap on tuition fees due to rise to £9,000, Gill Wyness looks at the impact of past fee increases on young people's decisions to go to university.
Full article: http://cep.lse.ac.uk/pubs/download/cp343.pdf
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