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Category Archives: Value for money
Is UCAS Clearing the ‘Sale Period’ for Universities?
UCAS clearing is starting mid- August. Thousands of disappointed university applicants will have another go to get one of the remaining places. This begs for the question: Is UCAS Clearing the ‘Sale Period’ for Higher Education? What do you think? … Continue reading
5 Harsh Realities about Higher Education
Although you are a firm believer of the benefits higher education can offer, you are at the same time cautious about what advice to give to teenagers (especially your kids, nephews, nieces, God-children). The reason is that you are aware … Continue reading
What are you prepared to lose to get a university degree?
You read correctly. “What are you prepared to lose to get a university degree?” I was at a convention last week where hundreds of students had the opportunity to talk to representatives of various universities. I talked to a number … Continue reading
What to study and where to study: how to get good value for your money
A university degree is not a passport to a fast-track career anymore. To optimize the return of your investment, you need to be selective about what you study and where. It is important you understand the trade-offs of your decision before you apply. Although it is … Continue reading