Glamorgan tops student debt table
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Students at the University of Glamorgan have the highest debts in Wales while those in Swansea borrow the least, says a new guide.
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U.S. News & World Report - The nation's 76 richest colleges earned a market-beating 21.3 percent on their billions of dollars in tax-free endowment funds in the fiscal year ending last June 30, according to a report issued today by the National Association of College and University Business Officers.
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The number of people unable to pay their debts in England and Wales rises to a record 13,013 at the end of 2004, official figures show.
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SNP leader Alex Salmond says monetary donations to the party have helped to slashed its debt.
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With a shake-up of university fees set to be introduced, figures reveal how much students are currently paying.
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Applications to university have not dropped as a result of higher tuition fees, according to a new analysis of variable fees from Universities UK.
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Ministers press IT firms to bring down costs but parents of school students will have to contribute
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Foreign students contribute Â£3bn to the British economy. Not all are happy with what they get.
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College graduates with heavy student loan debt face a complicated landscape this year as they approach the annual decision whether to consolidate their loans into a single payment plan.
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Business & money: Students claim victory in battle to persuade HSBC not to do away with interest-free overdrafts after graduation.
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Fermanagh College in Enniskillen is told to repay Â£1m funding following management failures.
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Two Democratic members of Congress and New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo have asked the biggest student lenders for information on criteria used to price college loans.
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Undergraduates in the city earn more than Â£90 a week on average, just behind Glasgow, Cambridge and Cardiff. Their hard-earned cash is likely to be spent on looking good and socialising, the
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More students from poor families in England and Northern Ireland are to receive full grants for university.
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Britain's budget deficit ballooned last month, when the public sector net cash requirement (PSNCR) rose to 10.8 billion pounds (15.5 billion euros, 19.5 billion dollars), the biggest September shortfall on record, official figures showed.
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The price of college again rose faster than the inflation rate this year, climbing 6.6 percent at four-year public schools and outstripping increases in the financial aid that lowers what most students actually pay.
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STUDENTS face record competition for university places this autumn, with thousands more applicants scrambling to beat the rise in tuition fees, new figures revealed yesterday.