1) The survey found that students starting university this year expect to pay £33,512 for a three-year degree, a rise of almost £5,000 from last year's projected costs largely due to increased tuition fees.
2) While student debt continues to rise, the survey shows students plan to cut back on some daily spending like eating out and clothes to graduate with only an 8% increase in debt compared to last year's projections.
3) Nearly half of students expect to work part-time jobs to help pay for university life and supplement their income by an average of £31.32 per week.
1) The survey found that students starting university this year expect to pay £33,512 for a three-year degree, a rise of almost £5,000 from last year's projected costs largely due to increased tuition fees.
2) While student debt continues to rise, the survey shows students plan to cut back on some daily spending like eating out and clothes to graduate with only an 8% increase in debt compared to last year's projections.
3) Nearly half of students expect to work part-time jobs to help pay for university life and supplement their income by an average of £31.32 per week.
1) The survey found that students starting university this year expect to pay £33,512 for a three-year degree, a rise of almost £5,000 from last year's projected costs largely due to increased tuition fees.
2) While student debt continues to rise, the survey shows students plan to cut back on some daily spending like eating out and clothes to graduate with only an 8% increase in debt compared to last year's projections.
3) Nearly half of students expect to work part-time jobs to help pay for university life and supplement their income by an average of £31.32 per week.
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