[arista]

[Undergraduate university tuition fees
in England will rise in line with inflation
from next year, the education
secretary announces - watch live above

Bridget Phillipson says maintenance loans will
also increase yearly in line with inflation,
and eventually tuition fees will be linked
to university quality
These changes only affect England's university
as education is devolved - Wales, Scotland
and Northern Ireland set their own policies]

Massive Problem is they leave with
High Level of Education
but get no Job.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cqjwvgqyrlzt

[Niamh.]

£10k a year is a lot. Ours is capped here at €2500per year

[Redway]

I think uni.’s expensive enough as it is.

[Vicky.]

Don't you only have to pay uni fees back once you reach a certain income? Sure my brother used to pay peanuts

[Livia]

Let's all remember it was Tony Blair's Labour that introduced tuition fees.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Don't you only have to pay uni fees back once you reach a certain income? Sure my brother used to pay peanuts

Yeah, you only start paying it back if you earn over a certain amount.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Don't you only have to pay uni fees back once you reach a certain income? Sure my brother used to pay peanuts

…yeah and so far as I know, they can’t be paid off more quickly with a higher amount either…just with the monthly sum that’s been set…the overall payback is still exceptionally high though and should be looked at being reduced/not inflated…