Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd, said: “We welcome the Government’s commitment to improving quality and providing value for money from alternative providers in higher education. Further action is now needed to publish better information for prospective students on the academic offer, costs and financial support available, as well as future employment opportunities.”
New research by Which? University reveals that as many as three quarters (72%) of grandparents are providing financial support to help their grandchildren through university, while nearly all (95%) parents contribute. In April 2015, Which? University surveyed over 1,500 Which? members about their experience of children or grandchildren preparing for or attending university. The research found that both generations […]
Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd, said: “It’s good to hear the Universities Minister supports access to more information for students. With tuition fees approaching £9,000 a year, it’s right that students are demanding more from their university experience and want to see value for money. We want the government to improve the information that has […]