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University graduates £100K better off than peers without degrees
New IFS research suggests going to university is still financially worthwhile for most – but a quarter see negative return
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timeshighereducation.com
University graduates £100K better off than peers without degrees
New IFS research suggests going to university is still financially worthwhile for most – but a quarter see negative return
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independent.co.uk
One in four graduates will be worse off because they went to university
One in ten male graduates face losing out to the tune of more than £90,000, according to the report, as minister tells those thinking about university ‘choose carefully’
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dailymail.com
One in four graduates will earn less overall than non-graduates
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) estimates an average of 25 per cent of all graduates will end up financially worse off from having done a degree.
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Graduates out-earn peers with same GCSEs but no degree
Newly revised outcomes data show men who studied philosophy and history earned less than non-graduates with similar GCSE grades