Students think their academic experience is poor value, says Which? report
A report released by consumer watchdog Which? has questioned whether students in higher education get “a degree of value”.
Lincoln's Premier Student Newspaper
A report released by consumer watchdog Which? has questioned whether students in higher education get “a degree of value”.
Lincoln students are taking to the streets again on Wednesday, December 8th, to continue expressing their disgust at the coalition's plans for higher education.
Chris Charnley, Lincoln Students' Union president, has labelled Karl McCartney, Lincoln's Tory MP, "uneducated" about higher education.
Karl McCartney hints that he would support a higher cap on fees in an interview with The Linc, though he stopped short of explicitly stating his position.
Scott Wheeler thinks Nick Clegg lied to his Sheffield constituents, many of whom are students, about his stance on tuition fees -- and that he'll pay for it come 2015.
No cap on fees, higher interest rates on repayments, and repayment threshold of £21k, says Lord Browne's higher education spending review.
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As George Osborne's emergency budget was announced, little was given away about higher education - but there was still reason for students to sulk.
Gillian Merron, Labour's PPC for Lincoln, tells University of Lincoln students why they should vote for her.