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Old 12-11-2010, 06:35   #121
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Re: Students Rioting in London.

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy View Post
Hmm seem to remember Willetts saying on average graduates earn £100k more throughout their entire careers so it's more like £2k a year before you take the new fees and their interest rates into account. Willetts was also actually using this in justification for raising the fees IIRC! £23k worth of student debt on average to earn £100k more over a lifetime will put an awful lot of people of attending.
That's an average though. For example if I didn't go do Uni and became a Tube druver or copper i'd earn more than I am now. However most jobs non-IT admin jobs seem to be around £10k less. When I move up to senior and management positions i'm sure the difference will grow.

Even at 2k/year you're still going to be quids after 5 or so years.
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