Cornwall College sets tuition fees below university average

In a drive to make higher education more accessible Cornwall College has set the ceiling on its annual tuition fees at £6000.

The college’s decision means that students starting university-level courses in 2012 will pay £3000 less in tuition fees than the £9000 maximum allowed by government.

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University of Exeter plan £9K Student Tuition Fees

Exeter University, Devon, UK  - Image by Willum Hg

The University of Exeter is proposing to raise student tuition fees to £9000 for its 2012 undergraduate programmes.

If approved by the Office for Fair Access (OFFA), Exeter will join Oxford and Cambridge who have already chosen to charge students the maximum fees permitted under new legislation.


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Lord Browne Stings Students

Lord Browne has published his review of higher education funding and recommends removing the cap on tuition fees that, if agreed by Government, gives universities the green light to send the cost of studying through the roof.

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University Tuition Fees Could Top £7000.00

Peter Mandelson, the Business Secretary (pictured) has launched a major review of tuition fees that could mean students paying as much as £7000.00 a year to universities to fund their education.

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