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Originally Posted by danielf
I've said this earlier, but I think it's worth repeating:
Tuition fees in England after the raise will be 3 to 4 times higher than in most of continental Europe, and ~2 times higher than the average for 'home state students' at US public Unis.
Do we really think putting a price on education is going to help us in the global economy?
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Because clearly all institutions will charge the full £9k and accept the conditions and further withdrawal of funding attached, right?
Less of the 'will' and more 'could' is wise right now as neither you nor I have any idea how many will charge £9k and indeed it's quite clear that the policy actively disincentivises doing so.