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20th May, 2010
University students could face higher loan repayments
A recent article from the BBC has revealed how university students could be forced to make higher repayments on their student loans, or even repay at a higher interest rate.
This news will unsettle many students already repaying loans and also those looking to go to university this Autumn. This news, combined with the discussions surrounding a raise in the tuition fee cap could mean that students will graduate with record levels of debt.
RDI offers value, modern learning and an internationally recognised qualification.
A three year university degree with RDI costs on average £1,750 a year, whilst a two year MBA can cost just £2,500 a year. With cutting-edge technology, full tutor support and complete study flexibility, RDI leads the way in making modern learning available to all - at a significantly lower price than on-campus.
Distance learning students are able to opt for one of RDIs instalment or modular plans, to provide a regular and affordable way to fund their study, whilst being able to build invaluable work experience.
Dr Philip Hallam, RDI's CEO explains:
"Our ability to deliver the same high quality learning at a fraction of the price, gives those wishing to gain their university qualifications a clear choice. However the low fees are just one of the reasons why rapidly increasing numbers choose distance learning with RDI.
Students also have the freedom to earn whilst studying, have 24:7 access to their materials online, flexible pay-as-you-go options and also benefit from access to the International Management Academy's Online Resource Centre. This way of studying is becoming increasingly popular for the discerning student and it's easy to see why!"
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