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SamF · 15-07-2010, 21:35

The BBC website is unclear, however I doubt it will hit those of us in university now as it is meant to replace tuition fees. The rule tends to be what you go in at is what you get, I know someone who is still paying <£1500 a year in tuition fees due to various pauses, gap years and course switches because of the system that was in place when he started. If you are considering doing a post-grad degree, get your name on the list now rather than wait a few years though as it looks no matter how they are going to do it, the prices are going up.

15-07-2010, 21:35	#17
SamF Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 1,784 Liked: 192 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Graduate tax .... The BBC website is unclear, however I doubt it will hit those of us in university now as it is meant to replace tuition fees. The rule tends to be what you go in at is what you get, I know someone who is still paying <£1500 a year in tuition fees due to various pauses, gap years and course switches because of the system that was in place when he started. If you are considering doing a post-grad degree, get your name on the list now rather than wait a few years though as it looks no matter how they are going to do it, the prices are going up.