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4th October, 2010
More hints at tuition fee increase
Another report today has highlighted that tuition fees are set to rise in a new shake-up of university funding.
Plans are being discussed which could see fees rise over £10,000 per year, a move which could land students with far over £25,000 (the current level of debt.)
Lord Browne is due to reveal plans for a new system next week, with many sources speculating that middle-class students will be the ones to suffer the most.
Debts for middle-class students on three-year degrees, including living costs, could reach £80,000 if the cap is lifted all together.
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