A third of English universities to charge £9,000


According to the AFP, more than a third of universities in England have been granted permission to charge the maximum £9,000 a year for each of their courses, the fees watchdog confirmed on Tuesday. Some 58 percent will charge the maximum £9,000 for at least one of their undergraduate courses, the Office for Fair Access (Offa) revealed. The average student starting a degree next year faces annual fees of almost £8,500…

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