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Nearly half of working-class students 'put off university due to cost'

EXC: Research by the Good Growth Foundation found 45% of 16 to 18-year-old students from lower-income households thought university is not worthwhile due to tuition fees and the associated debt

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Nearly half of working-class students 'put off university due to cost'

45% of working-class UK students reject university—seen as poor value at £9,535 annual tuition amid cost-of-living crisis. Signals shrinking talent pipeline for tech roles; cost barriers redirect lower-income candidates toward bootcamp and apprenticeship alternatives.

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Rising living costs push nine in ten university students into work

Polling from the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) suggests 87 per cent of degree applicants expect to work during term time.

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Nearly half of working-class students 'put off university due to cost'

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Nearly half of working-class students 'put off university due to cost'

Rising living costs push nine in ten university students into work