Students are racking up huge debts, but how can they tell if it’s value for money? | Sonia Sodha
The Guardian Higher Education
FEBRUARY 11, 2024
Universities make it very hard to judge the value of their courses, yet it has never been more vital High interest rates mean that, for the vast majority of recent graduates in England, student loans have become the equivalent of running up a down escalator. Anyone who started university between 2012 and 2022 is now paying 7.6% interest on what they borrowed, meaning that almost all will see their loans go up by more than they repay this year.
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