Participation rates: now we are 50

Five scholars and a recent graduate look back on their experiences during a period when the sector changed for ever

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July 25, 2013

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#1 Submitted by HoorayHenry on May 26, 2018 - 4:57am

Your numbers are incomplete and misrepresent the great fraud that is engulfing the 'educated' people of our society. 1. 1980: How many British 18 y.o. started and went on to complete a full degree course? (at all tertiary education establishments) 2. 2015 How many British students did the same? I suspect the numbers are 140,000 and 220,000 As such a rich nation the U.K. need not impose any fee on the young of this country. It is pernicious in the extreme.

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