
- February 15, 2017
- Thom Brown
The think tank Intergenerational Foundation (IF) has calculated that new graduates could be repaying £54,000 in total. Is this fair on students, or the taxpayer?
The think tank Intergenerational Foundation (IF) has calculated that new graduates could be repaying £54,000 in total. Is this fair on students, or the taxpayer?
University years are one of the most important and memorable times in the lives of many graduates and moving on from it might somewhat resemble the stages of grief. Here are the 6 stages most recent graduates find themselves going through.
Yes, that horrible house-share could end up getting you a job! (Kinda).
Whether you're searching for a new relationship or a new job, a lot of the same hurdles exist, but never fear, there are ways to get over them and get what you deserve!
You're reached eighteen and are now finally considered an adult, and you are entering university feeling all grown up. But if you expected mature conversations and adult behaviours, wait until you realise that university is just like kindergarten … or worse!
So you have chosen to study online and are basking in all the flexibility that it brings, but then suddenly you are left at that really long reading list and have no idea where to start.
Before you slip on that incredibly smooth graduation hat and gown and enter the big wide world of work, let’s see if you have everything in check before the big day.
Are university students satisfied with the price they are paying in return for their degree?
You have been invited to take part in the 2017 Universum Career Test.
We're more likely to succeed in our mission of ‘New Year, New Me’ if we break up our resolution into smaller goals. So here are some handy top 10 goal-setting tips to help you get started on your new self.